to all who are concerned about the economies around the world in the trouble times...
Here we are giving a coverage of opinions from various economists about the great recession-2
other voice of Paul Krugman (the politica/economics writer for Guardian which regularly appears in The Hindu, he blames the S&P's credibility alongside the extremist rightist capitalists
click here to read
And here is a view from none other than Warren Buffet (who counts among the top richie richs in the world!), it is quite interesting how a billionaire is supporting higher tax regimes...a very rare species in the current world order.
you can read the article by clicking HERE
And how our IT is having a sword hanging on head
read here
HOW IS IT GOING TO AFFECT THE INDIANS
here is a pretty good and simple article by a professor of IIM, Ahemadabad, which lists out the positive prospects for India out of the current recession, and tries to explain what went wrong and where is it going wrong...please take time to read it is a small article
CLICK HERE to read article in economic times
Here we are giving a coverage of opinions from various economists about the great recession-2
here is the first one by Thomas Friedman, a three time Pulitzer prize winner, and journalist on economics. Very very sane one, i will say a must read if you have 5 minutes to spare
Globalization out of Hands
After the cold war, many in the West felt that it is the end of socialism as they knew and it is a 'new, efficient, powerful, and everlasting' daring world of capitalism and its horse globalization.
Yes, the globalization has pulled out millions from poverity and created a 'brave(?)' world order, where the 'either perform or perish' was the motto, which later clearly gave way to 'outperform and later perish'.
No one ever seriously took into consideration where the world set up is heading and what will happen if one day things go out of control. All were happy the cold war is over and USSR and allies perished. All the credits were taken with a self pat on back. Gave all importance to only Individuals and forgot the society. Now neither individuals nor the society knows for sure how to pull out of the soup created by them. here is a small news item from economic times...
other voice of Paul Krugman (the politica/economics writer for Guardian which regularly appears in The Hindu, he blames the S&P's credibility alongside the extremist rightist capitalists
click here to read
And here is a view from none other than Warren Buffet (who counts among the top richie richs in the world!), it is quite interesting how a billionaire is supporting higher tax regimes...a very rare species in the current world order.
you can read the article by clicking HERE
And how our IT is having a sword hanging on head
read here
HOW IS IT GOING TO AFFECT THE INDIANS
here is a pretty good and simple article by a professor of IIM, Ahemadabad, which lists out the positive prospects for India out of the current recession, and tries to explain what went wrong and where is it going wrong...please take time to read it is a small article
CLICK HERE to read article in economic times
more to follow...
courtesy: Economic times
Paul Kreigman follows one school of thought. However, I'd say discussing the blind following of macroeconomics by US policymakers and lately by Europe may aid greatly in understanding the current economic trend and the impending doom, as some say.
ReplyDeleteHi, the aim of this coverage was to provide all the views of major economists and policy makers, with all the agree-disagreeing voices. It is the need of the hour to revisit our models (even to primary school level) to see what went wrong and where...unfortunately it turned to be a limited coverage due to lack of time.
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