Google , Wirless spectrum , fcc?
Q. As , I am sure most of you know Google is thinking or is (?) , going to place a bid in the auction for a wireless spectrum , and if they did , they would offer high-speed , Free or near free , wireless internet , phone services ,and possibly tv . Does anyone know if they have finished bidding or if Google has bidded , also Who else thinks Google should try to take over the world .
Asked by Sneaky kitty - Sat Aug 11 20:35:09 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I do not think they have bidded yet and the auction sounds like it hasn't taken place yet... it is due to happen by Jan 28, 2008 so I would look for the bidding to take place probably late November or early December. I don't think Google should take over the world because like anything else that takes over the world, it puts the people in it into a lot of pain. Too much power corrupts. However, I do like many of Google's services and I think they have a pretty good head on their shoulders for being the size they are. They remain steadfast in sticking to their don't be evil motto and continuously open up new technologies for free. Once they start charging for everything and hussling the little guy, then it would be time to decapitate… [cont.]
Answered by Martyr2 - Wed Aug 15 17:00:29 2007

Corrective tax, corrective subsidy? Please need help on a few questions..?
Q. 1. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) limits sulfur dioxide emissions by any factory to no more than 200 tons per year. a. Tradable permit system B. Corrective subsidy C. Corrective tax D. Command-and-control policy (regulation) 2. The National Science Foundation (NSF) sponsors basic research into the physical sciences by private companies and universities. (Basic research is research into knowledge that, once acquired, will be freely available to everyone.) a. Tradable permit system B. Corrective subsidy C. Corrective tax D. Command-and-control policy (regulation) 3. The use of wireless frequencies can cause a negative externality:… [cont.]
Asked by Curious - Fri Mar 7 16:54:57 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. 1. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) limits sulfur dioxide emissions by any factory to no more than 200 tons per year. D. Command-and-control policy (regulation) 2. The National Science Foundation (NSF) sponsors basic research into the physical sciences by private companies and universities. (Basic research is research into knowledge that, once acquired, will be freely available to everyone.) B. Corrective subsidy 3. The use of wireless frequencies can cause a negative externality: while an infinite number of frequencies exist in principle, if two companies operated on frequencies that were too close to one another, their signals could mix and become garbled. To avoid this problem, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) [cont.]
Answered by sensekonomikx - Tue Mar 11 15:34:56 2008

Car repossessed and auctioned now I owe $13000, any way I can get a break on this? It was a 16k car. Kia.?
Q. I bought the car in 2008 or financed it anyway, the loan was 16k for the car w interest included, it was a 2007 Kia Spectra, I got laid off from my job so I could no longer make payments on it, so I voluntarily had i repossessed. They auctioned it and I ended up with $13000 remaining on the bill. Is there any way I can get this taken care of for less? I'm not sure how I got so little for the car and how they expect me to pay 13k now, since I couldnt pay it then. If anything this experience has taught me to not get a loan. I'm 23 years old and now owe 13,000 dollars. Not sure what to do.
Asked by xvorpsm2006 - Mon Oct 12 03:55:32 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I know it's not a good suggestion but if you file bankruptcy you may be able to include the debt into it. It is possibly the only way you can avoid paying this debt, otherwise you're stuck. Try to work out something with your lender for more affordable payment.
Answered by Scott - Mon Oct 12 06:02:01 2009