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How can I make money when the economy crashes?

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1. work for yourself
2. Get into a business that people will still need even in an economy crisis such as food service or focus on international business. If you are in USA and USA economy crashes, you can still trade with other countries. So set up a website and make money from it either by selling things on it or getting paid for ad clicks. If you sell things, it can be physical or digital. You can make a guide and sell it so people can download it, or you can design something like myspace profiles or website templates and sell those. Digital items are better to sell in my opinion because you can sell it over and over again and it costs you nothing at all and you don't have to keep any inventory. You can also make a website and put ads on your site so you get paid when people click on the ads. To make a website from scratch theres a guide at LearningHow2.com. For ads to put on your site, there's google adsense and yahoo search marketing. Both of these programs are free, just set up a website and put ads on it with either of these services.
3. Food Services Medical Service Anyone could be a Real State Agent Dentist (THEY MAKE GREAT MONEY) =] um well it depends on your talents and what you like to do but i suggest something in Culinare arts its the best way to go
4. Law enforcement is one place that won't have too many cutbacks. Also, if you can work with your hands...i.e. mechanic, etc, then you will always have work.
5. That's the wrong question. Money is an abstraction, an accounting tool, and a medium of exchange to facilitate trade of real goods and services. What you want to focus on is how to produce or acquire your necessities whether there is money or not. Prosperity is the state where surplus necessities, goods and services are produced, traded, and transported - and one has the time to enjoy same. You cannot return to prosperity if you define prosperity in terms of money tokens. "Making money" has been the downfall of America. The hyperinflation we have suffered since the 20th century is but one aspect of the economic collapse. When a one bedroom efficiency apartment is priced at one million "dollars" in L.A. or NYC, it's the money that's worthless, not an appreciation of investment "value". In contrast, examine the prices in the Monopoly real estate trading game. Those reflect actual costs of that generation. Don't be fooled into chasing after the abstraction of money. Build prosperity by creative and productive effort.