local economy

Visiting a strip club, whore house, swingers club, adult video, or other sexual venue; usually in another city or in your local community when you are not accustomed to going to.

When Jim's wife goes on business trips, Jim and I put singles back into our local economy. His wife was once greatful for the local economy when she was a social worker in TJs.

by Frank Cuzzocrea April 13, 2006

Command Economy

When the government, or a big party, controls the market leaving all businesses ruined. It also ruins everyones free will to buy what they want at a certain price.

When Jagex added Grand Exchange to Runescape; allowing them to control all prices and disallow freedom which is also known as Command Economy(Definition by Dwarf Fight3)

by Dwarf Fight3 January 20, 2009

Economic Terrorists

Executives, Officers and Board Members of Incorporated and general business entities who hide behind articles of Incorporation or Law to shelter profits gained by ill-gotten means from large numbers of subsequently disenfranchised and disparaged individuals, resulting in economic recession and depression.

These members also include politicians who bail-out, pardon and shelter these offenders from severe and harsh punishments; sometimes also partaking in the gains either through political contributions, insider information, or kickbacks for sheltering Economic Terrorists.

Economic Terrorism is the act of disparaging and disenfranchising mass numbers of individuals in an economy through deceptive, unethical and illegitimate practices while in a position of public confidence or trust, for greed and personal gain.

Economic Terrorism, and not holding such terrorists accountable, has an end result of anarchy as people are taught it is acceptable to commit crimes without repercussion to ensure personal survival at the expense of others, irrespective of the rules and society's morals (degradation of an orderly society's morals through sinful means such as greed).

Names of known Economic Terrorists (mostly American Economy)

(Enron) Kenneth Lay, Jeffrey Skilling, Andrew Fastow

(MCI-WorldCom) Bernard Ebbers, Scott Sullivan, David Myers, Buford Yates

(Tyco) Dennis Kozlowski, Mark H. Swartz

(KPMG) Domenick DeGiorgio, David Amir Makov, David Greenberg, David Rivkin, Robert Pfaff, John Larson

(Adelphia) John Rigas, Timothy Rigas

Bear Stearns (Alan D. Schwartz - P&CEO, Warren Spector)

(Arthur Andersen LLP) David Duncan, Nancy Temple

American Home Mortgage Investment Corporation (Michael Strauss, P&CEO)

(Global Crossing) Gary Winnick, Thomas Casey, Dan Cohrs, Joseph Perrone

(Silverado Savings and Loan) Neil Bush (son of former President George HW Bush, and brother of our stupidest president in the last 100 years, President George W. Bush)

(Societe Generale) Jerome Kerviel (France, Future's Trader)

This is not an all-inclusive list; some names may still be in question pending legal outcomes, or lack thereof through political shielding mentioned, although are implicated in documentation and through legal testimony.

by Ryan Boyd-Hanson March 19, 2008

Now Economy

The "I need it Now!" sheeple-intensive economy.
In a recent article in trendwatching.com, one can read about what founder Reinier Evers has called the 'Youniverse' of the 'massclass' of 'trysumers' who now can buy their own 'massclusives' blah blah blah...

First they called it New Economy (the 90s' e-boom-and-bust)... then it became known as the New New Economy (the humble, non-spending 'techwrecks'/ also refers to the 00s' rising nanotech and pharma market). But, what about now? You answered yourself...It's the Now Economy now!

by hammer---;, hytham April 25, 2007

zombie economy

Something that looks alive, but is really dead (smells like rotten fish) Something like Goldman Sachs putting a paper mache money transfusion into a corpse, we all walk around following each other for the last drop of blood, forever.

Yeah, got a job the other day: I was CEO at WaMu, but my 12 year old neighbor, outsourced me to mow lawns: zombie economy, you know.

by Quido1 April 16, 2010

stimulating the economy

Buying one or more item(s) for over 100 dollars.
Going on a shopping spree and spending more than 200 dollars in the span of 24 hours.

Girl one: You really bought that TV and surround sound?
Girl two: Yeah, I was stimulating the economy on friday

by Little_Minion13 March 8, 2011

Economic migrant

(irish/Uk) a smelly dirty job thief from Eastern Europe and the Asian Sub-continient.

Yes Sean, apparantly we need economic migrants to keep the economy going

by robert mcscrote June 2, 2010