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Saturday, August 28

Energy and the environment
by
ewulf
on Sat 28 Aug 2010 08:44 PM CLT
The environment restriction take place the most, when it comes to develop energy projects .Whether it is solar, wind, coal or geotermic kind of generation plant, do make a huge diference in terms of contamination rate.
While solar and wind energy plant are cleaner,at the same time they are more expensive because the so called "factory variable" plant,which it is related to ... more »
Saturday, July 10

Soccernomics:Learning from the world cup 2010
by
ewulf
on Sat 10 Jul 2010 05:59 PM CLT
Quite of the opposite to most of the soccer fan, I have watched some of the key games as an opportunity to learn something more about the way efficient teams work, improving the chance of getting good results, and how it is possible to replay such a learning to organizations.After three or four games, it looks like there is not secret for good ... more »
Sunday, May 23

European Union ,Latin America and the Caribbean economies: A new
by
ewulf
on Sun 23 May 2010 07:15 PM CLT
The recent summit between the two continents held in Spain, was a fruitful event for Latin America and the Caribbean economies expectations. The beginning of a new round of talks to get a Free trade accord, it is by itself a positive outcome which will foster further these economies ... more »
Sunday, April 25

Latin America economic recovery:The risk of financing spending with external capital flows
by
ewulf
on Sun 25 Apr 2010 08:47 PM CLT
While most of the industrialized countries are slowly moving on their way back to long run trend economic growth, Latin America economies go a bit faster with economic growth for this year expected to be close to 4% according to IMF projections, after falling -1,8% in 2009 . This strong performance is boosted ... more »
Saturday, March 20

World economy receovery: The Forgotten supply side.
by
ewulf
on Sat 20 Mar 2010 05:10 PM CLT
One by one ,key macroeconomics indicators of global economy show that the economic recovery is keeping momentum. China (9,5%)and India(7,7%) rate of economic growth, Germany and France economy prospect for this year(low interest rate ) , US economy path toward positive territory, are all clear signals that the worst seems to be over. Would it ... more »
Wednesday, February 24

Toyota cars problems:What went wrong?
by
ewulf
on Wed 24 Feb 2010 05:13 PM CLST
Quality model applied by Toyota to its cars, is among the best designed to fulfill consumer expectation. It includes a strategic component ,which make quality an asset for future firm development and market growth. Besides, it is based on some key principles one of which is related to the fact that what count more for quality standard ,is ... more »
Saturday, January 16

Spain and the European Union 2010
by
ewulf
on Sat 16 Jan 2010 05:07 PM CLST
I was in Barcelona with my family ,when the Spaniards and myself celebrated both the new year ,and their presidency of the European Union. It was quite amazing to realize how deep was the Spaniard feeling, about the fact of being in charge for the next six months of the European Union. Although it is the ... more »
Sunday, November 22

2009-2010:Some thoughts
by
ewulf
on Sun 22 Nov 2009 12:50 PM CLST
Looking back into these past eleven months, it is hard to find in this decade ,a period with a deeper sense of urgency like the one which is closer to become history. At the beginning of it, the uncertainty about the global economy chances of avoiding a nasty recession was on its highest ... more »
Sunday, October 25

Nobel prize for economics 2009:Beyond efficiency
by
ewulf
on Sun 25 Oct 2009 09:12 PM CLST
It could has been a surprise for someone, but not for the economic science itself. Recent developments in economic models, suggested a departure from its core as a social science, to become a science somehow isolated from its natural interaction with other sciences.
The emphasize on the efficiency issue , has made possible ... more »
Saturday, September 19

Did really the economist as a whole,get wrong with the 2008-2009 global recession?
by
ewulf
on Sat 19 Sep 2009 07:48 PM CLT
It has been usual these days, to blame the low quality of judgment a lot of economist applied to understand the nature of the forces behind economic events during the period 2006-2008 , which led to the worst recession in years.
At the same time ,Economics as a science has also been ... more »
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