6 Unknowns, Which Are Relevant To Our Economy! If, we could predict the future, accurately, and consistently, many things, would be easier, and more successful, to accomplish and achieve! It would make things, such as, successful investing, purchasing investment real estate, buying a home (at the best opportunity), evaluating job/ career opportunities, etc, a far […]
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Worker Shortage Might Be Excellent News For The Economy A worker shortage might be excellent news for the economy! Maybe, just maybe, firms will awake and see workers’ substantial contribution to their success. Some CEOs take unconscionable sums and destroy their firm’s value, unlike many frontline workers who create value. During the pandemic, CEOs took
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Caribbean Single Market and Economy The University of the West Indies (UWI) has often been viewed as a long-standing partner to Caribbean Governments in fostering integration and development of our people, and forming strategic alliances. CARICOM member states are now considering the establishment of a single market economy. This will mean the general removal of
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4 Things You Didn’t Know About Economy Travel Insurance Are you one of those people who love to explore different countries, get to know their culture or just want to visit distinct places? Traveling could be one lavish thing to do, but with the experience, new learning and new people that it brings to your
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Changing the Economy With the Buying Power of African-Americans In an article earlier this year in Brand Week, Pepper Miller, founder of the Hunter-Miller Group, a research and consulting firm specializing in marketing to African-Americans, stated that self-segregation exists in the social media space, and has a huge impact on advertisers. “You really have to
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You Are Your Own Economy Most of us have been taught to believe the economy is something only experts can “fix.” Witness large segments of the US population wandering around in a funk, feeling frightened, feeling depressed, wondering how and when our president & the head of the treasury will rescue us. I too used
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The Impact Of Computers On The Economy The advent of computers has markedly improved our economy and standards of daily living as business, commerce and global trade has flourished at unprecedented rate over the past decades. Furthermore, it has significantly increased the utilization of resources which in turn resulted to a big deluge of output
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Defensive Buying – 5 Ways to Buy Smart in a Down Economy Depending on where you live, your local real estate market may be experiencing a downturn. Historically, these market adjustments have served as a natural protection against runaway price inflation, and in the long-run can be very positive, but as a buyer in one
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How Emerging Technologies Are Shaping the Future of The Global Economy The world is on the cusp of a digital revolution, with innovation disrupting the way we do everything, from using appliances and gadgets to performing financial transactions. New Asset Classes The digital economy is growing at a fast rate all over the world. The
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Cell Phones Driving the Economy in Developing Countries Cell phones are an important contributor to the world economy, as well as developing countries. Prior to technological advances like cell phones, and other wireless communication devices and technologies, the rate at which countries develop were much slower than now. Infrastructure is a fortifying element to developing
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