Category: Interesting Economic
Journal of a Goliathus Breeder – Part 1 of 3 – Introduction to the Goliathus Beetle
Goliathus breeding is considered by many the Holy Grail of beetle breeding. Its massive size and colorful pattern makes it a highly sought item in many collectors’ minds. Specimens of over 10 cm are calculated to the last millimeters and in the hundreds of dollars. It is however its biology that has fascinated me the
Building a Better BRIC-Trap
In a 2003 research paper Goldman Sachs argued that the combination of countries Brazil, Russia, India and China (BRIC) has the economic potential to be larger than the G6 in US dollar terms by 2050. The countries are forecast to encompass over 40% of the world’s population and hold a combined GDP of nearly $15
What Makes Global Wealth Trade the Perfect Network Marketing Business?
Why are Gold, Silver, and Precious Metals so important? Gold, Silver, and Precious Metals have always been the world’s most valuable commodity. Decades ago, the world used gold as currency. With the US Dollar in constant decline, many feel that investments should be made in Gold, Silver, Precious Stones, and Precious Metals, even Fine Design
Rich Dad, Poor Dad – The Book That Rocked the Financial World!
If you truly desire to be rich and wealthy, rich dad, poor dad authored by Robert T. Kiyosaki is one book you need to read and have on your book shelf. This book is a good guide for those who want to be in-charge of their financial future. After reading this book, you will acquire
Teacher Education and Teacher Quality
1.0 INTRODUCTION One of the sectors which fosters national development is education by ensuring the development of a functional human resource. The institution of strong educational structures leads to a society populated by enlightened people, who can cause positive economic progress and social transformation. A Positive social transformation and its associated economic growth are achieved
1980’s Recession – How Deep Was It And How Does It Compare to 2010
In the early 1980s the US suffered a recession. In 1980, the gross domestic product measured -0.3%. The following year the GDP grew at 2.5% in 1982 it slipped back to -1.9%. During this period the unemployment rate was rising. However, the good news was interest rates, which were previously sky high, were coming down.
Significance of Econometrics
The regression analysis is the study of the interdependence of a variable with one or more other variables. The objective is to find the average value of the former. The econometric models are nothing but the statistical models. They are a set of hypothesis which permits statistical inference from a specific data which is under
Harmonization: Is It a Global or an International Thing?
Harmonization is vital to accounting in today’s world. Harmonization falls under the concept of international convergence. As mentioned on the Financial Accounting standards Board website, convergence first came about in the late 1950s in response to post WWII economic integration and related increases in cross-border capital flows. According to fasb.org harmonization is described as reducing
Platonic Fullerene Chemistry, The Romantic Era and The Age of Enlightenment
The Romantic Era during the Age of Enlightenment was about a long desperate battle to immortalise the profound emotional concept of the ancient Greek ideals about Wisdom through Beauty. The Romanticists were trying to prevent an age of emotional despair, engendered by what William Blake called the Satanic Mills of the Industrial Age, with its
Excessive Leverage Caused 1929 Stock Market Crash and 2008 Economic Collapse
Even though many years separate these two painful events the common denominator of what caused both, is the same. Back in the 1920’s you could put one dollar down and buy ten dollars worth of stock. This kind of leverage is fine when the stock market goes higher causing a wind up in stock prices