One World Currency and Why it Matters

Many world economists see a time in the not so distant future when National Currencies are merged into one or a few. It makes sense considering the massive electronic flows of the money. Of course some nations are very concerned with this as no one wants to be on the losing end of the stick and get trapped with mass devaluation or hyper inflation after the switch-over.

China 2008 - The Beijing Olympic Games

Olympic games are a showcase for countries, cultures, economy for the countries which are awarded the possibility of showing the best they can show to the world. Beijing games are very important for the world to know about this great nation which is becoming a great player in world economy and all areas of human development.

An Industry Where Jobs Are NOT Exported

Does an industry exist that can benefit the economy, the environment, world peace, and create jobs while keeping them in the country? Believe it or not, the answer is a resounding yes! So what exactly is this industry and why is America not employing more of it?

Ruined Rural Economy – Debt Death Trap Part - 11

The article revolves around new concept of Debt Loan Economy being advocated by trio and economist. It analysis various facets of DLE; and its effect on farmers. An endeavor has been made to suggest measures to check loans and various policies forcing farmers committing suicide.

The 1973 Arab Oil Embargo Aftermath

Can we expect 1,000% inflation due to higher gas prices?

DIBC Setbacks In Detroit And Windsor

Regulatory, legal and municipal actions affecting the Detroit International Bridge Company (DIBC) are summarized chronologically from news reports and official documents.

The Detroit River Tunnel Partnership

The Detroit River Tunnel Partnership (DRTP) is poised to build a new, high-capacity rail tunnel under the Detroit River to provide improved freight service between the United States and Canada. The DRTP is an equal partnership between Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) and Borealis Infrastructure Trust.

5 Economic Tests for Joining the Euro

Before deciding whether the UK should join the Euro the Chancellor, Gordon Brown drew up 5 economic tests which the UK must pass for the UK to join. The main principle behind these 5 economic tests was whether the UK would cope with a common monetary policy. The 5 tests are in some ways superfluous. The main test being is really whether the UK has a degree of economic harmonisation with the rest of Europe.

The Effects Of An Increase In The Value Of The Euro

Generally an appreciation is good news for EU consumers who buy from abroad. It is bad news for exporters who will find a decrease in their profit margins. An appreciation can help reduce inflation in the Eurozone but could also cause lower economic growth.

Mobile Small Business Enterprises In The Urban Slums Of Nairobi Micro-loans & Economic Development

Revitalizing an Urban Slum with 800,000 people in it, will not be easy and that is exactly what Kibera is in Nairobi, Kenya. The Nairobi city officials state that they are illegal settlements and they want them gone. But a plan has been floated by the Online Think Tank to tear down these urban slums in Nairobi and simultaneously build them back up and make them economically viable with small businesses.

Ruined Rural Economy of India – Failed Responsibilities - Part 3

The article deals with the real problem of present government and some politician nefarious design in destabilizing Indian rural economy at the best of World Bank and some western countries interest. The highly negligible act of present government in ruining Indian farmers all hope thus leading to suicide.

Ruined Rural Economy - India Have We Part 2

The article deals in depth the effect of the metal industry over agro due to neglected priority of GOI and subsequent lapses in taking care of farming sector and villages.

Supply Chain, A New Concept in India - A Success Story of the India Supply Chain Council

The Concept of Supply Chain in India is a new concept if not unofficially at least officially. India Supply Chain Council has been a pioneer in this here in India in popularizing the concept in India. The organization in its two years of existence has been very successful in its endeavor. What is supply chain all about and why is it so important in today’s global business activities. Supply Chain refers to the distribution channel of a product, from its sourcing, to its delivery to the end consumer (also known as the value chain). The supply chain is typically comprised of multiple companies who are increasingly coordinating activities via an extranet.

When Doctors Compete - You Win

Politicians love to talk about the rising cost of healthcare in. If the trend or rising prices doesn’t change, the implications for consumers and the economy could be devastating. While many government-imposed solutions are promoted every elections cycle, maybe it’s time to allow the free market to have a chance.

Why Folks Should Not Be Surprised of Big Stock Market Corrections

The huge market correction on February 27, 2007 should not come as any surprise to investors. If we look back at the events that led up to this market correction we see all kinds of overregulation from government regulatory bodies. The Starbase Oxley act stifled and our economy and the added cost to our corporations who were then unable to compete with foreign companies.