Indian Economy

Indian Economy has been growing by leaps & bounds over the past 10 years after the present Prime minister, then the finance minister opened the markets for foreign players.

Blaming the Oil Companies for High Oil Prices is Silly

Are you one who complains that the oil companies are making too much money? Well, blaming the Oil Companies for high Oil Prices is silly; let me tell you why. If you will read Ayn Rand you will see what happens when you attack the people trying to provide civilization with what they desire.

Affluent Market May Disappoint Retailers by Spending Less for December Holiday Gifts

Wealthiest 10% of US Households Will Spend 5 Times the Average Household For A Total of $57 Billion, About a 1.6% Decline from 2004 Spending

Economic Forecasting: The Basics

Unlike inaccurate weather forecasts where we can make alternate plans with little or no consequences in the larger scheme of life, wrong economic forecastsing can have serious consequences. Even when making decisions about your financial future involves educated guesses, guessing may be a better alternative than making no forecast at all.

Oil Prices, Our Economy, and Katrina

With skyrocking (up and down) gas prices, the cost to fuel our cars just to go to work has taken it's toll. Are they conditioning us for even higher prices?

World Markets

Many of the big companies are firing a pretty large chunk of their workforce. Five thousand here, 10 thousand there and pretty soon it begins to add up. If the company can get along without them now what were they doing before?

Team-of-Twenty-One

How to build sustainable India Operations.

Unheard and Unseen: The Plight of America's Homeless Poor

It is only when disaster strikes a poor area that the country sees the face of poverty. After Andrew in southern Florida and Katrina on the Gulf Coast of Louisiana and Mississippi, the omnipresent television cameras caught a glimpse of what it is like to be poor in America. We saw the faces of the forgotten lined up in the Superdome and had to admit that the national dream of success and a comfortable lifestyle does not extend to everyone.

Inferior Foods Reign Supreme

The refined foods industry is big business. What does it cost you?

U.S. Gambling Culture Spreads to Wall Street

In 2005, worldwide online gambling revenue is expected to be over $US10 billion for such operators while a total of $US 200 billion is expected to have been wagered. The prevalence of online gaming and the large revenues enjoyed from it has now, however, prompted major U.S. brokerage firms to claim their piece of the pie.

National Karmic Debt

If the multi trillion dollar national debt has become meaninless to us, perhaps it's time to take a good look at karma

Carpet Weavers and Poverty Crisis

Lack of demand has created extensive unemployment and discouraging weaving income that from 45-50 looms now has only 5-6 looms. Most of the technical master weavers have left to urban cities in search of jobs. The weavers who left the villages to urban cities due to lack of other rural employment opportunities would mess up cities. Reaching urban cities only adds up urban poverty because they do not get the suitable jobs there too.

Economics and the Hershey Bar

Have you ever wondered why the price of a No. 2 wooden pencil has not risen as much in price, since 1955, as the delicious Hershey bar? There is a reason this, and it is a galling experience to discover and understand the economic process that has caused rabid inflation to occur and proliferate in the American nation.