The Purpose; a Sustainable Growth Model (Plan of development aiming to achieve long term growth without permanent damage to the economy and environment.) identifying individuals, entities and outlets providing useful info as it relates to the discovery of new and existing knowledge resulting in a short (weekly, monthly, quarterly) and long (2o, 40, 60 year) term advantage.

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This site and social media outlets under the "Bracey Research" label serve as a "Reference Document", outlining procedures in relation to a particular activity to avoid missing steps each time the activity is performed.

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Education policy is in the midst of an era of data-driven decision-making, accountability, and high-stakes testing.  The group also found that museum visits had larger impacts on a range of outcomes, including historical empathy, tolerance, and interest in art museums, for students from rural and high-poverty schools, compared to other students (Kisida et al., 2014; Kisida et al., 2016). However, the findings suggest that even a single museum trip can affect how students process information and think critically—skills that may be correlated with academic achievement, in both the short and long term.

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Excerpt from: Museums as Classrooms: The Academic and Behavioral Impacts of "School in the Park"

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Charles Dow (of Dow Jones founded 1882) realized his forte was in research and analyzing, but did not know any company that would pay a man well if at all, for such information. With a co-worker (Eddie Jones) Dow began The Wall Street Journal. It was his attempt to help people make since of the markets.

 

William O'Neil (Investor's Business Daily founder 1984) was frustrated that he couldn't obtain data about stock (which allows the owner to elect the people in power in the company.) in any other newspaper, (including The Wall Street Journal), that he wanted to use to make investment decisions.

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"Researchers at Princeton and Northwestern University wanted to find out how much political power ordinary citizens have, they examined a twenty year period from 1982 - 2002. They first discovered if large corporations and wealthy individuals (regardless of political party) want a law passed there is nearly a 60% chance it will be passed and if they don't want a certain law it doesn't pass." 

 

Then they looked at everyday voters issues (that almost no one supports) have a 30% chance of becoming law. Issues that almost everyone supports also have a 30% chance of becoming law. They concluded in their on words, the preferences of the average American appear to have only a minuscule near zero statistically non significant impact upon public policy."

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Excerpt from: Saving Capitalism 2017

(Former Secretary of Labor - Robert Reich) 

(Based on a study of 1,779 policy issues,   

Princeton researchers Martin Gilens and Benjamin I.)

 

Explanation of Expenses

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Below you'll find a color coded explanation of expenses.

Incurred by Bracey Research annually.

(Note: Taxes are encountered in every business activity)