Economy: What Might Be Next In The Economy? Since, we don’t have a crystal ball, it is impossible to predict, accurately, the future! This is especially true, when, it comes to Economic issues, including investment, real estate, interest rates, inflationary pressures, government actions, international factors, etc. What are the ramifications of inflation, recession, interest rates, […]
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Meadowlark Economics: Sustainability, the Economy and the Environment Is it possible for the economy and the environment to survive and thrive in harmony? “Yes,” says Professor James Eggert in his new book, “Greenspan’s Anguish (Thoreau as Economic Prophet and Other Essays).” “Ecology and economics have the same prefix, eco-, from the Greek oikos, which
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The Health, Political, Educational and Economic Roles of The Graphic Artist The Graphic artist is a visual communicator whose roles is quintessential in the areas of health, politics, education and Economic advancement of a society. These unique duties are clearly discussed to show how effective any artist taking up this role can perform his
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What Can Bring an Economic Boom to India? How bad is bad? Or for that matter how much sugar is there in sweetness, really? Perhaps we rarely stop to think. Bad or good are more or less absolute to us, and we often refrain from probing further into their causes. Personal health is one area
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Wind Energy Development: Economic Factors Whereas solely offering about 1% of U.S. electrical energy wants, wind energy is rising extra quickly than every other power supply. Over 5,000 megawatts of recent wind producing capability was put in within the U.S., in 2007, second solely to new pure gas-fired producing capability. Wind know-how has improved extensively
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Global Economic Collapse and Platonic-Fullerene Chemistry On the 18th of February 2011, the Cornel College Library introduced a quantum organic discovery by two Chinese language scientists from universities in Mongolia. The scientists used arithmetic to elucidate why proteins have been folded in an odd method inside DNA, in defiance of the twentieth Century’s scientific world-view.
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Economic Survival in the 21st Century – the Three Key Questions to Ask In this “special report”, I want to pose a few important “philosophical questions” to my readers. Firstly — our Federal Reserve Chairman, Alan Greenspan, addressed the effects and implications of our aging population on things such as Social Security again in a
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How Economic Factors Affect Consumer Behavior Are you losing customers and blame online sales? When I visit businesses with slow sales I hear many excuses for why they have so few customers this month. It seems they are willing to blame online sales, the local government policies, or even the local council. Their comments only
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Terrorism and Economic Growth: The Case of Pakistan Terrorism and Economic Growth: The Case of Pakistan On 16 December 2014, a terrorist attack killed 150 people, out of which at least 134 were students, when Taliban gunmen abruptly attacked the Army Public School in Peshawar, Pakistan (Lewis 2019). As a response to this incident, as
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Network Marketing the Solution to the Economic Crisis (The Recession)? True Job Security is an illusion. A job can only exist if there is a definite need for the company’s products and that particular job is absolutely necessary for the product or service to be delivered to the market. A job only exist if there
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