David Yee

Doctoral student in Industrial and Organizational Psychology (GCU). Holds MBA and Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management (FHSU), B.S. in Business/Economics. Dissertation on Job Crafting among Commission Sales Personnel.

Looking to the Founders: The Copper Panic and The Gold Standard Debate

No State shall . . . coin Money; emit Bills of Credit; make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts... --U.S. Constitution, Article I, Section 10

By David Yee

/ January 2, 2015

Looking to the Founders: The Copper Panic and The Gold Standard Debate

Despite Ruble Crisis, Russia and China Still Threaten U.S. Trade Interests

For about a decade, Russian and Chinese politicians, bankers, and industry captains have been calling for a new world super-currency in an effort to ditch the United States dollar as

By David Yee

/ December 31, 2014

Despite Ruble Crisis, Russia and China Still Threaten U.S. Trade Interests

It Is Time To Reconsider How We Define Peace

"Peace is hard, but we know that it is possible. So, together, let us be resolved to see that it is defined by our hopes and not by our

By David Yee

/ December 29, 2014

It Is Time To Reconsider How We Define Peace

Was It Worth It: Failing to Quickly Eliminate bin Laden

On a top secret mission on May 1, 2011 (UTC), Navy SEALs crossed deep into Pakistani territory to attack a compound suspected to be occupied by Osama bin Laden in

By David Yee

/ December 18, 2014

Was It Worth It: Failing to Quickly Eliminate bin Laden

What Does Putin Have to Say?

Thursday, December 18 marks probably the most important press conference of Vladimir Putin's political career as president of the Russian Federation. One thing is certain, he has amazing

By David Yee

/ December 17, 2014

Was It Worth It: America's Presence in the Middle East

With the release of the CIA torture report this week, America is once again getting nothing but bad press about our involvement in the Middle East. But what would historians

By David Yee

/ December 12, 2014

Was It Worth It: America's Presence in the Middle East

Looking to the Founders: Is Common Core Common Sense?

When looking to the Founders on the topic of education, probably the finest example to turn to is Noah Webster. Often called the "Father of American Scholarship and Education,

By David Yee

/ December 10, 2014

Looking to the Founders: Is Common Core Common Sense?

Study: Use-of-Force Incidents Drop Dramatically When Police Use Body-Worn Cameras

Law enforcement has more than 30 years of experience with recording interactions with the public via in-car cameras, but has much less practical experience with the newer concept of body-worn

By David Yee

/ December 5, 2014

Study: Use-of-Force Incidents Drop Dramatically When Police Use Body-Worn Cameras

Body-Worn Cameras May Solve More Problems Than They Raise

In wake of recent high-profile police shootings, President Obama announced a $263 million proposal for the funding of body-worn cameras for law enforcement agencies across the country. The concept of

By David Yee

/ December 3, 2014

Body-Worn Cameras May Solve More Problems Than They Raise

Looking to the Founders: Taxation With Representation

"No Taxation without Representation," was a major rallying cry of the American Revolution. At the heart of it was the fact that Colonial Americans had absolutely no say

By David Yee

/ December 2, 2014

Looking to the Founders: Taxation With Representation

Looking to the Founders: Thanksgiving and the Executive Order

George Washington's Thanksgiving Proclamation, issued on October 3, 1789, was our nation's first executive order. Following the set examples of the Continental Congress and Congress Assembled

By David Yee

/ November 27, 2014

Looking to the Founders: Thanksgiving and the Executive Order

China Expands Its Military Reach to North America with Canada Deal

China is a sleeping giant. Let her sleep, for when she wakes she will move the world. This week, in yet another announcement of China's growing list of

By David Yee

/ November 26, 2014

China Expands Its Military Reach to North America with Canada Deal