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Economics
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Race and Social Class
In American society, issues of race and social class are entwined together like a chain of DNA. One cannot have an honest discussion about race without looking at the equally important issue of class since the two are closely linked.
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Is There Such Thing as a Free Market Economy?
Many people discuss the importance of a free market economy and site numerous examples of how economies work best when they have less regulation. This is all well and good but one has to ask; Is There Such Thing as a Free Market Economy? That is to say does such a free-market economy actually exist and if so where or where could she be?
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China and India on the Rise; US Lagging in Innovation
Many have said that the issues with China and India taking the world by storm and attracting its manufacturing base is not a problem. Why? Well because they say nations like the US will move from manufacturing to service sector and into technology, designing a knowledge based workforce. That is to say; we design it and they will make it.
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Economics and CEO Type Leaders in Government; Some Thoughts
Currently we have an MBA President and our economy is cooking along find, actually better than anyone could ever expect. Should we continue to have MBA Presidents? How about CEO Type Leaders in Government, many believe we should, even as they also say that government is not a for profit business.
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Low Inflation in the UK
Since the Bank of England was given independence in 1997 UK inflation has been close to the government’s target of 2% +/-1. This is a remarkable improvement for the UK economy. Previously the UK economy suffered from consistently high inflation. Eg in 1979 inflation reached 25%. In 1992 inflation reached 11%. Reasons for low inflation are a matter of debate. The question is how long will this continue?
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Transportation and Economics in the United States
Billions if not Trillions of dollars of productivity are lost each year in our nation due to over stressed road ways. As citizens, trucking companies and government workers sit in traffic everyone loses whether it is the tax payer, consumer, employee or transportation company. Worse off we all pay by breathing in the increased CO2 that occurs due to idling cars putting out excess fumes.
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Rural Ruined Economy of India - No Magic Stick Part 4
My dear esteem ezine readers with new theme and analysis I am with you to debate on ruining effect of Indian rural economy. The article high lights various effect of last three budgets of India on a common man. It gives out various factors for such actions and analysis of metal versus grains preference of Indian planners.
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Disadvantages of UK Joining the Euro
There are several disadvantages for the UK joining the Euro. Foremost amongst these is the loss of an independent Monetary policy. The UK economy is also doing well even though they are not in the Euro.
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Economic Development After Initial Revitalization of Nairobi's Slum
As the local Kibera Slum, Nairobi, Kenya's largest slum is re-vitalized as part of a herculean effort and creates its own wind and small business environment it will be time to push for strong economic development. Once economic plan is initiated it must be maintained.
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A Sub-Prime Economy?
The author argues the likelihood of relaxed lending standards, a declining housing market, and loss of American economic leadership in the international arena leading to more difficult times ahead
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Walking and the Economy
Walking can make money! Taking up walking not only means you reduce the amount you spend on fuel for the car, you can save even more money by giving up the car entirely. Walking makes money through the benefits it can bring to the economy of the areas in which you walk.
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