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September 7, 2010 | Posted in World Economic Trends | Read More »

Major Profits for Commodity Futures Trading In a Crisis

Every crisis has created major profits for commodity futures trading. When utilizing a Trend Following strategy a commodity trading advisor makes himself âavailable for oppurtunitiesâ. Most of the time in commodity futures trading nothing happens. Interestingly enough, really nothing has to happen. However in commodity futures trading history virtually all of the crisis of the [...]

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New Report On Rx To Otc Switches 2009 Added In Visionshopsters

While many areas of the pharmaceutical industry will suffer from current economic conditions worldwide, sales of over the counter drugs are widely anticipated to grow as consumers seek cheaper alternatives. Manufacturers are expected to switch prescription drugs to over the counter status where possible. In the early part of this decade there was a delcine [...]

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Inflation? Who is going to Pay for it?

By: Lou Brien
The Fed is mandated to create policies that are capable of sustaining maximum employment and at the same time keep prices stable. But there is a first among equals in this dual mandate; price stability matters more to the Fed. That’s because the level of prices and the path they follow shapes some [...]

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Labor Day Insanity from Clinton’s Secretary of Labor

It’s Labor Day. The markets are closed. Those working for government, banks, schools etc have the day off. All totaled, 17.3 million citizens do not have a job today nor a job they can return to on Tuesday. Another 8.9 million will not work as many hours as they would like, this week, next week, [...]

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Infrastructure Bank: Obama’s Desperate Attempt to Win Midterm Democrat Votes; Stimulus Déjà Vu

The president’s pandering to public unions has backfired and now he wants to create an “infrastructure bank” which would be run by the government but would pool tax dollars with private investment.
The New York Times reports Obama Offers a Transit Plan to Create Jobs.
President Obama, looking to stimulate a sluggish [...]

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The Case for Privatisation and SMEs in Nigeria and Sub-Saharan Africa

In the first five years of this decade, 37 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa together raised more than $11 billion through privatisation programmes. Although the bulk of this corpus was raised in low-value transactions in competitive sectors, the figure puts the region next only to Europe and Latin America in global privatisation trends. While Africa, Ghana [...]

September 6, 2010 | Posted in World Economic Trends | Read More »

Tucson Business, It’s About What You Want

Tucson AZ, it is one of the fastest growing “High-tech” business communities in the nation. With this fast growth comes a greater demand for flexible, scalable, intuitive, feature rich, customizable, and economical options for business class data and voice solutions.

The interesting thing though is that this “demand” is born more out of what is [...]

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State Owned Enterprises in China – Performance and Challenges

History and current reality
With the rule of the Communist Party in 1949, all business entities were designed and occupied by the government. However, as a result of Den Xiaoping’s market economy reforms, since 1980s the SOE ownership and structure was largely reformed providing more space for the private sector to take part in the [...]

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New Job Opportunity – Spitting at the Moon

In multiple posts Paul Krugman is saying “I told you so”. For example, please consider Nobody Could Have Predicted
Pictures support the view that stimulus worked as long as it lasted, boosting the economy — which is the same conclusion Adam Posen drew from Japan’s experience in the 1990s: Fiscal policy works when it is tried.
But [...]

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