By: Dezan Shira | 2010-12-22 | International Business In recent years, China and India have emerged not only as leaders of the global manufacturing cycle, but also as the chief drivers of global growth. Some analysts fear, however, that their rapid pace may soon lead to exhaustion, and that the once rapidly growing economies will serve as incubators for the next financial shockwave. read more
By: Jolie Crussel | 2011-03-14 | Business If you looking for what going on with the US economic situation, these 4 indicators would be a good reference. read more
By: Margarit Johnson | 2010-11-21 | Customer Service The way that we comprehend money, in terms of its value to us, is by and large dependant on trust and shared belief in common value. This isn't really news to anyone, and it doesn't stop being true if you stop thinking of currency and begin pondering of precious metals including gold instead; while many hard commodities retain value as material used in manufacturing, much of the reason we value gold so highly is because we perceive it as valuable. read more
By: shawcapital | 2010-10-21 | Investing China's Economy: by Shaw Capital Management Korea - China will continue fiscal stimulus spending and its current monetary policies this year as the country has, in the opinion of the Chinese Communist Party, not fully recovered from the economic downturn. read more
By: gaga | 2011-01-25 | Business Our exalted high, to portray us as the savior of the world as "Kung Fu Panda" as to save the world economic crisis is exaggerated, because our responsibility and our task is doing their own thing, we China's economy still stable development today, that is, the greatest contribution to world economy HC Network Print Under the impact of financial crisis, the global economic downturn read more
By: Vicheka Lay | 2010-04-04 | Politics Almost everyday, we hear the news about China's economic growth; front-running toy production, upward spiral garment production, boosting agricultural production, increasingly crucial role in transnational trade integration, and other like economy-growth tendencies, what about its human rights? This article attempts to comparatively and practically unveil China's economic growth and its human rights. read more
By: Ronnie W Tanner | 2010-03-27 | Automotive The influence of the Big Three is not only shrinking in the domestic market, but also declining as a force in the global economic landscape. The decline in sales and productivity may seem like a result of the US automotive industry lagging behind as businesses, but the problem has many complex factors. The industry itself is of course partly to blame, but there are many influences that have led to the current status of American car companies in comparison with foreign car companies. read more
By: Robertcorin | 2011-09-12 | Entrepreneurs During the time of any economic downturn, such as now, Buy Now Pay Later dealsoffer an ideal way to stimulate a lagging economy. In idyllic times, the constant balance of supply and demand perpetuates the typical status quo of a healthy economy. read more
By: Walter Parker | 2011-03-02 | Management China’s Economy: China ran its first monthly trade deficit in six years in March. Walter Parker Group is specifically designed to provide value orientated services in the areas of strategic planning, business development, and mergers and acquisitions. We assist our clients in building equity by improving the effectiveness and efficiencies of their organizations. read more
By: Jolie Crussel | 2011-11-02 | Business News China is always the high-flying economy. Its growth remains the envy of many developed nations including the United States. In the April-June quarter, China’s economy grew faster than any other major economy, with 9.5 percent. read more
By: Ritika Sharma | 2011-10-29 | Fundraising World Bank President Robert Zoellick has warned that as global growth is sluggish and investor confidence shaken, the world economy is moving towards a "new danger zone." read more
By: Dr. Reza Rezazadeh | 2010-04-04 | Politics From a primitive barbarism we have advanced to the technological capitalism, but we have still sustained our barbarian character. A small economic elite controls the economy and the government. Globalization is causing the demise of capitalism bringing about unemployment, cut wages, reduced health care and retirement benefits tending a substantial reduction in our living standards. There is a need for a major transformation into a just and democratic society. read more
By: Shirish Sha | 2011-04-13 | Investments US markets shown some range bound trading despite some good economic reports as traders showed concern over Japan's nuclear crisis and violence in the Middle East and North Africa. Oil prices eased a bit as rebels in Libya, gained ground against Moammar Gadhafi with the help of international airstrikes against Gadhafi's forces. read more