The Entrepreneurial Mind

This week it can be read at 800-CEO-READ blog.

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The COTC for this week can be found at Gyaan Sutra.

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The 2.0 version of Carnival of the Capitalists has become much more selective in its posts and is doing an excellent job. This week find the top ten posts submitted at Scatterbox by Steven Silvers.

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See this week's edition at Show Me the Money.

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The new and improved Carnival of the Capitalists can be seen at Business Pundit this week.

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The Carnival of the Capitalists has launched its "new 2.0" version of its weekly offerings of posts about all things to do with free enterprise. It is now much more selective in its links. Should prove to be a good read each week with this new format.

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Visit David Maister's blog of this weeks edition.

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Endless Gibberish Personal Finance Blog is our host this week.

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Endless Gibberish Personal Finance Blog is our host this week.

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The first edition of COTC for 2007 can be seen at Free Money Finance.

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Worker Bees Blog offers the Christmas week COTC.

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Dear Santa,

We Capitalists from all over the world have been very, very good this year. So here is our list for this year....

-- We would like lots of new customers.

Scott on Money wants easy movie rental returns for all of Blockbuster's customers.

One man band sees an important marketing lessons in the painted poinsettias from Home Depot that you'll see under so many Christmas trees this year.

Please give Will Pate a new friend next time he flies.

Wayne Hurlbert says we should solve our customers' problems this Holiday Season.

Charles H. Green says that all customers want for Christmas is for marketers to be trustworthy....

...and Pawel Brodzinski want success in negotiations for all.

We know the Internet is helping you make your rounds on Christmas Eve, because Yvonne DiVita tells us that Internet sales are soaring as high as your sleigh.

Big Picture Guy says that his competitors should be on your naughty list.

Ed has been making a list and checking it twice and says that pre-paid legal is naughty, not nice.

The New Business World says that China wants some nuclear power plants from Westinghouse under their Crhistmas Tree.

Paul's Tip to you this season is to increase your hourly rate....hey wait....I didn't even know you were on the clock, Santa!

-- We would like freer markets for people all over the world.

Brian Gongol wants you to bring jobs, not a higher minimum wage or welfare, to all of the good little teenagers around the world.

Bill Losapio thinks that the Federal Reserve should get a lump of coal....

...and Leon Gettler knows that politicians and the politically connected should get one, too. They've been naughty with hedge funds this year.

Michael Dawson is worried that you won't leave us higher housing values next year.

Jack Yoest will be giving thanks for the Rotary as he sits down to his Christmas feast. Please bring them something special this year.

Trent just wants folks to leave Wal-Mart alone.

David Tufte agrees with Nobel winner Prescott that the Night Before Christmas should read: "...not a creature was stirring, not even the Fed."

And Big Cajun Man would add: "...lower taxes to all (Canadians), and to all a good night."

Professor Bainbridge says that inside traders may not be such bad little boys and girls, after all.

James Hamilton reviews which of his predictions for this year were naughty and nice.

-- And LOTS of new gadgets, technology, and toys!

StayGoLinks wants all of us to have Non-spacial Internet in our stockings this year.

You may need to get your rankings up on Baidu and not just Google, according to Starling David Hunter, if you want all the good little boys and girls to find you next year.

-- And Santa, we would really, really like a business of our very own...and maybe a pony, too.

Dragon Slayer's Guide to Life has wrapped up ten lessons for the self-employed.

The Small Business Buzz wants a sole proprietorship left under the tree.

Ben Yoskovitz has five questions before you kiss Mommy under the Christmas Tree or before you go into business with a partner.

David Maister wants to give his wife's new website a plug for Christmas.

How about a music business for Soccer Dad?

The Freestyle Entrepreneur wishes all the self-employed a Happy Holidays!

-- We would definitely like some money for Christmas......

Marshall Lebovits has three questions to ask lenders to make sure they are good little boys and girls.

Bryan C. Fleming is helping lots of folks save up their money this year.

Free Money Finance says that the Financial Media have definitely not been good boys and girls this year!

Will Chen wants 100 personal finance blogs a dancing, and a partridge in a pear tree.

Long or Short Capital wants to spread love and joy, or at least love, this season through hedge funds.

Super Saver says we should have visions of college tuition dancing in our heads.

But, Hedge Fund Domain says that hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones has visions of Plum TV dancing in his head.

And Santa, Henry Stern wants you do know that the North Korean dictator Kim, has been a VERY, VERY BAD boy this year with his reinsurance scheme.

David Foster will be leaving you a plate of cookies, a glass of milk, and a huge natural gas find off India on Christmas Eve.

Joe Kristan knows that even Santa couldn't bring a Tax Court Judge stupid enough for this case!

Fat Pitch Financial wants us all to have some Pfizer stock in our stocking.

So you won't get lost as you and your elves toil in your workshop, Financial Options gives you a financial road map to follow this last week before Christmas.

-- ...and we would like peace on Earth...or at least peace among our employees.

Michael Wade wants you to put a professional introduction into our speakers' stockings this year.

It seems that Wenchypoo might rather have a lump of coal than a year end bonus.

And speaking of lumps of coal, Carmine Coyote warns against the leadership causes of employee burn-out.

Thanks Santa! See you in a week!!

Sincerely,

Your Good Little Capitalists Everywhere

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Show Me the Money is hosting COTC this week.

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Find it this week at Gongol.

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This week's edition can be viewed at Casey Software.

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This week's edition can be seen at Gill Blog.

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COTC can be seen at The Business of America is Business.

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Carnival of the Capitalists is at Names@Work this week.

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AnyLetter hosts Carnival of the Capitalists this week.

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Carnival of the Capitalists comes to us from Canada this week at Blog Business World this week.

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COTC is being hosted by Value Investing written by a 15 year old investment blogger. Let me see....what was I doing at 15.....

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Although it is coming all the way from Australia, COTC is only a click away.

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interim thoughts is this week's host of COTC.

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COTC can be visited this week at Jotzel.

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COTC can be found at Decker Marketing this week.

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Carnival of the Capitalists is up at CaseySoftware.com.

I will be hosting Carnival of Entrepreneurship later this week, which this week can be found at Business Opportunities.

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COTC is at ProHipHop this week.

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COTC for this week is brought to you over at Ideologic.

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COTC can be seen at The Stalwart this week.

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COTC is over at Frugal Underground this week.

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COTC is at Any Letter this week.

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COTC is at Phosita this week.

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COTC is over at Patent Baristas this week.

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COTC is at Worldlab this week.

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COTC is over at The Social Customer Manifesto.

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The first COTC for 2006 can be found at Chocolate and Gold Coins.

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Here is the last COTC of 2005. Enjoy!

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Carnival of the Capitalists can be seen at Coyote Blog this week.

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samaBlog is our host this week for Carnival of the Capitalists.

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COTC can be visited at Techronization this week.

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COTC is at Gill blog this week.

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Gongol.com is this week's host of COTC.

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Before we get into our usual Carnival of the Capitalists rants, we wanted to take a few moments to remember one of the greatest management thinkers and visionaries of all time, Peter Drucker, who passed away this past week.

I was first inspired by Drucker's writings about thirty years ago when I was walking the halls of academia as a young college student. In graduate school, Drucker inspired me to think more seriously about entrepreneurship. He was writing about the importance of entrepreneurship in our economy long before it was cool. In the early 1980s his writings helped me to form my early thinking about entrepreneurship as an academic discipline. In the late 1980s and into the 1990s his teachings often helped us as we first began, and then grew our health care ventures. In the late 1990s, I had the honor of hearing his words in person for the first time after we had sold our business and I had returned to teaching. Throughout every stage of my career, Peter Drucker's words have been there to challenge and inspire me.

His journey is now completed. May God bless you, Professor Drucker.

Here are some other tributes to Professor Drucker:

Ronny Max
Evolving Excellence
AdamSmithEsq.com
Phonton Courier
blog.websolvers
Phil Gerbyshak Challenges You to Make it Great!
EGO
Businesspundit

COTC will offer more tributes to Peter Drucker over the next two weeks.

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Today COTC comes to you from the beautiful campus of Belmont University, where I teach Entrepreneurship. So grab your book bag, put your cap on backwards, fire-up your iPod, slip on your flip-flops, and get ready to go back to college. It is time to head to our classes....

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Carnival of the Capitalists is hosted at Part-time Pundit this week.

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Triple Pundit is our host for COTC this week.

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COTC is hosted by Blawg Review this week.

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COTC can be found at Accidental Verbosity this week.

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Happy 2nd Anniversary to COTC!! It is fitting that BusinessPundit (one of my all time favorite sites) is hosting on this auspicious occasion.

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This week COTC is at Drakeview.

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Find COTC this week at AnyLetter.

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WILLism hosts COTC this week.

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Crossroads Dispatches is hosting COTC this week.

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Find COTC this week at rethink(ip).

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COTC can be found at CaseySoftware.com.

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This week's selections are at Strange Brand.

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COTC can be seen at View From a Height.

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COTC can be seen at Small Business Marketing Systems this week.

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COTC can be seen at Political Calculations this week.

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Find COTC this week at The Club for Growth.

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COTC can be found at Multiple Mentality this week.

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Find COTC this week at CaseySoftware.com.

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COTC can be found at BusinessBlogCast this week.

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Byrne's Marketview is hosting COTC.

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GalaTime is this week's host for COTC.

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Check out this week's entries at Slacker Manager.

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AnyLetter is hosting Carnival of the Capitalists this week. A long list of interesting posts!

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A Penny For... is our host this week.

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COTC is up at Incite.

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Visit the Carnival of the Capitalists this week at Peaktalk.

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COTC can be found this week at Gongol.com.

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TJ Weblog is this week's host of COTC. He has chosen his top 20 posts this week. Jay has included links to all of the submissions not included in COTC this week at his site.

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COTC is coming from my home state of Wisconsin this week at Law & Entrepreneurship.

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Here is Part II of this week's COTC.

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COTC will be presented in two parts this week. Find Part I here. Part II will be posted on Wednesday.

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Carnival of the Capitalists is up at Beyond the Brands.

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Please get any postings for next week's Carnival of the Capitalists submitted by no later than 3:00 p.m. Sunday!

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RFID Weblog is hosting COTC this week. Visit early and visit often. A great collection of posts, as always

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Coyote Blog offers us this week's selection of posts for COTC.

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The Raw Prawn is this week's host of COTC.

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Weekend Pundit is this week's host of COTC.

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Catallarchy is this week's host of COTC.

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COTC is now up over at Ashish's Niti.

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Dane Carlson at Business Opportunities is host of the Carnival of the Capitalists this week.

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Carnival of the Capitalists is at one of my regular stops, Small Business Trends.

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Odyssey of the Mind is the host of COTC for this week.

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The first Carnival of the Capitalist of this year can be found at Management Craft. A great first offering of COTC for 2005.

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Last one for 2004!

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The Holiday season finds Carnival of the Capitalists at XTremeBlog.

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Find it this week at samaBlog!

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Welcome to this week's edition of Carnival of the Capitalists from my office at Belmont University in Nashville! This is the second opportunity I have had to host COTC. My has it grown! I hope you enjoy what my fellow bloggers have to say. By the way, please make sure to send your future submissions to the new Gmail entry page.

So, grab a cup of coffee and explore the wonderful world of free enterprise....

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The Carnival of the Capitalists can be found at Lachlan Gemmell this week. Next week I will be hosting Carnival of the Capitalists. This will be the second time it has been at The Entrepreneurial Mind.

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Trader Mike is hosting Carnival of the Capitalists this week.

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John Beck at INCITE has done a fabulous job with Carnival of the Capitalists this week. Don't miss it!

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Will Pate, an entrepreneur and blogger, is our host this week for Carnival of the Capitalists.

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Barry Ritholtz at The Big Picture is hosting Carnival of the Capitalists this week. There is a full plate of postings to choose from this week.

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Carnival of the Caplitalists can be found at Accidental Verbosity. While you are there you will also get a chance to meet Sadie! Congratulations, Jay!!

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Carnival of the Capitalists is one year old! BusinessPundit has the anniversary edition posted for your reading pleasure.

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Visit this week's Carnival of the Capitalists at Drakeview.

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The Carnival of the Capitalists has set up its tents this week at Crossroads Dispatches. Evelyn Rodriguez does a particularly nice job of putting this week's edition together for your reading enjoyment!

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Carnival of the Capitalists is posted at VoluntaryXchange. Another great collection of blog postings on free enterprise and capitalism.

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Josh Cohen has done a wonderful job of compiling this week's edition of Carnival of the Capitalists at his site d-42.com. Check out what's new in the world of free enterprise.

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Carnival of the Capitalists is up for the week of Labor Day. The host, Joe Grossberg, finds a certain irony in hosting on Labor Day. "Now let's go celebrate the most socialist holiday in the US!"

From the number of great posts, it looks like the capitalists are hard at work today on Labor Day. And why not!

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Carnival of the Capitalists is up and running at new dog old trick. Check it out!

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Carnival of the Capitalists is over at Mobile Technology Weblog this week.

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This week's Carnival of the Capitalists has a particularly rich collection of posts. Visit it today at Business Evolutionist.

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Carnival of the Capitalists this week is at one of my regular stops. Take a visit to Business Opportunities to see what's posted.

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This week's Carnival of the Capitalists is posted at The RFID Weblog. It is a great and varied collection of posts this week.

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Carnival of the Capitalists is up and running for this week. Check it out at Outsourcing Weblog.

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In a land far, far away, over the sea....Carnival of the Capitalists is waiting for you.

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The weekly installment of Carnival of the Capitalists is up over at Business Blog World. Make sure to make a visit this week, as there are several useful posts on entrepreneurship and marketing.

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Due to a missing (and presumably now former) blogger, Carnival of the Capitalists for this week is a bit late in getting posted. It is now up and live!

Thanks Jay!

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Here it is, Carnival of the Capitalists for this week at the Window Manager. A great set of posts again this week. A couple to make sure to look at:

Professor Bainbridge (a very thoughtful and well-written site, by the way) looks at family business succession using the Mondavi wine business as a case study.

Small Business Trends has a post about the knitting boom going on today. Who knew?? A great example of how the simplest ideas are often the best. "Swing easy and it will go farther."

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The first Carnival of the Capitalists of the summer is posted at Small Business Trends (one of my favorite regular spots to visit, byt the way). A couple of my favorite posts this week are this one on tax cuts from Freedom's Fidelity and this one from Business Blog World about the right way to market on the web (read carefully if you have or plan to have a web site for your business!!).

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I'm back from Boston and the Carnival of the Capitalists is up and running for the week. It is at start-up skills.com this week.

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Carnival of the Capitalists can be found at Clay Whittaker this week.

My favorites this week include Syergy Fest's look at EBITDA (OK, so I'm really a numbers nerd at heart) and Goobage's very provocative proposal of how to make our health care system capitalistic again (health care is my old stomping grounds from my entrepreneurial days, but his idea never came up in any of my industry meetings!!).

There are lots of other great posts again this week. Check it out!

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Carnival of the Capitalists is full of good stuff again this week. Check it out at Brain Brew Radio. A couple of my personal favorites this week are at Small Business Trends where we see that the Internet is having a phoenix-like rebirth and Accidental Verbosity which examines how to really use e-mail as a business tool.

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This week Carnival of the Capitalists visits Venturpreneur, so check it out!

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Check out the latest Carnival of the Capitalists here!

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Check out this week's edition of Carnival of the Capitalists!

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This week's Carnival of the Capitalists is up. Another fascinating romp through free enterprise! Check it out here!

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This week's Carnival of the Capitalists is up and running. Visit it at Admiral Quixote's Roundtable!

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Here is this week's installment of Carnival of the Capitalists. It is my pleasure to present this wide variety of most interesting posts and commentaries on business, economics, and free enterprise. Next week Carnival of the Capitalists moves on to Admiral Quixote's Roundtable.

Read and enjoy!

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The Entrepreneurial Mind will be hosting the Carnival of the Capitalists next week. I have received many interesting posts already, so it should be a great installment. For those who have not experienced Carnival of the Capitalists, it is a gathering of blog sites in one location that offers a variety of entries dealing with various aspects of business, commerce and economics. It gives you an opportunity to sample many different writers in one location. I have found many new favorites by becoming a regular at this site as it roams about the Internet.

To see this week's Carnival of the Capitalists you can check it out here.

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Back from vacation and ready to go. This week's Carnival of Capitalists is located at the always informative and interesting TJ's Weblog. This week is packed with interesting posts, so take a visit.

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Carnival of the Capitalists is up for this week. Visit it here.

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This week has an impressive collection of posts for Carnival of the Capitalists. For those who have visited the Carnival of the Capitalists before, you will find this week's collection to be rich and diverse. For those who have not been to the Carnival before, I encourage you to take a look. Each week a different Web Log hosts the Carnival of the Capitalists. The rest of us send our posts for the week. It provides a unique collection of ideas and information.

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This week's Carnival of the Capitalists is up. It is full of interesting stuff as usual!

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Installment #8 of Carnival of the Capitalists is up and running on Bill Hobbs' web log. Be sure to visit this blog, as Bill has the best site for political commentary.

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Visit this week's Carnival of the Capitalists hosted by Keven Brancato at Truck and Barter.

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Carnival of the Capitalists is up for 11/17/03. Check it out!

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The host this week is The Noble Pundit . Carnival of the Capitalists main page is located here for those who are interested.

Send all entries for next week's installment to capitalists -at- elhide.com if you want them included. The subjects can range from economics to management to political economy and so on. Next week's host is Insults Unpublished.

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