Workers in Developed Countries are Not Creating Wealth

The vast majority of people in emerging economies work hard and honestly and they try to get something out of their hard work. It is a bit of exaggeration to say that most people in developed countries do not work hard or honestly, but too many people work in such ways that they do not exactly contribute to the development of their economies.

Rural Ruined Economy of India - No Magic Stick Part 4

My dear esteem ezine readers with new theme and analysis I am with you to debate on ruining effect of Indian rural economy. The article high lights various effect of last three budgets of India on a common man. It gives out various factors for such actions and analysis of metal versus grains preference of Indian planners.

Ruined Rural Economy - India Had We Part -1

The article deal with detailed analysis of Indian economy and its effect on farmers. How badly new liberal policies have ruined Indian agro sector is discussed. Hope people of India will find benefited to discuss the issues affecting their economy.

Ruined Rural Economy - India Have We Part 2

The article deals in depth the effect of the metal industry over agro due to neglected priority of GOI and subsequent lapses in taking care of farming sector and villages.

Create The Gift Economy - Free Yourself Free The World

Here's the concept of the Gift Economy in a nutshell. In a Gift Economy giving and receiving replace buying and selling. Consider the outside-the-box idea of having an advanced society without the imposition of monetary social controls by an elite group.

Why Revitalizing Urban Slums of the World will Not Work!

For those who get a chance in their lives to visit emerging nation's urban slums it is an experience that they never forget. Most everyone who visits them feels a great deal of empathy, even the most hardcore individuals. One cannot help but think something must be done, even take up the cause themselves to push awareness, motivate volunteers, influence political will or devout their lives to aiding the sick, weak and poor.

Ruined Rural Economy of India – Failed Responsibilities - Part 3

The article deals with the real problem of present government and some politician nefarious design in destabilizing Indian rural economy at the best of World Bank and some western countries interest. The highly negligible act of present government in ruining Indian farmers all hope thus leading to suicide.

Mobile Small Business Enterprises In The Urban Slums Of Nairobi Micro-loans & Economic Development

Revitalizing an Urban Slum with 800,000 people in it, will not be easy and that is exactly what Kibera is in Nairobi, Kenya. The Nairobi city officials state that they are illegal settlements and they want them gone. But a plan has been floated by the Online Think Tank to tear down these urban slums in Nairobi and simultaneously build them back up and make them economically viable with small businesses.

Ruined Rural Economy India - Metal Or Stomach Part 5

The article debates about the various pros and cons of last three anti-farmer budgets and its effect on common man. The various factors which ruined farming sector are analyzed. It discusses the need of debt economy for students, farmers and other common man. It suggests various measures to prevent further retardation of agro sector.

Worker Salary - In A Clothing Factory

Ever wonder how much the workers are getting paid in a clothing factory?

Walking and the Economy

Walking can make money! Taking up walking not only means you reduce the amount you spend on fuel for the car, you can save even more money by giving up the car entirely. Walking makes money through the benefits it can bring to the economy of the areas in which you walk.

The Euro Area's Data Difficulties

A lot of economists and people who are interested in EU development can't find the necessary data. Find out why!

Ruined Rural Economy - Doomed Farmers Part 9

The article analyse the problems of farmers and few remedial measures with respect to changed government priorities. The unequal distribution of budget layout and neglect of farming sectors effect of growing economies.