Posted by Mariza on November 23, 2009 ·
Cordaid has come up with a very hard hitting “People in Need” campaign and has put the hard truth of stark disparity existing on our planet right in front of our eyes. This ad campaign is a play on emotions, guilt conscience and will surely generate lots of aid essential to reach out to the most deprived and poor people living in poor nations [...]
Posted by Mariza on October 27, 2009 ·
Today one of the most elite and prestigious trains of India Rajdhani Express was held hostage for almost 5 hours. Some 200 people who surrounded the train and abducted the driver were no terrorists but yet they did manage to spread word of terror. The abducted driver was later released and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) rescued of 1200 stranded [...]
Posted by GSerrano on June 4, 2009 ·
There is a new breed of dissidents in China today as the country ‘tolerates a safer wave of protests’ 20 years after the Tiananmen Square massacre. The ordinary Chinese are much more critical of human rights now and some of them have been keen to defend such rights.
On June 3 and 4, 1989, a military crackdown on protesters in Beijing’s [...]
Posted by GSerrano on May 13, 2009 ·
Reaganomics refers to the economic policies that marked the presidency of Ronald Reagan who became US president during ‘stagflation,’ a period known for high inflation and unemployment. The four cornerstones of Reaganomics, a set of policies and economic view, are: reduction in the growth of government spending, reduction in marginal tax rates [...]
Posted by GSerrano on March 28, 2009 ·
There are indicators of socioeconomic well-being, and all these are materially measured. They may all contribute positively to a person’s comfort, convenience, mobility, freedom, and further opportunity in life. On the other hand, these material manifestations are not distributed equally in society. That is why if these provide advantage to one person [...]
Posted by GSerrano on March 28, 2009 ·
When income does not go to savings, it generally ends up in the realm of consumption. The principle of consumption rests on the concept of disposable income. When one has more income to spend, he has the bigger opportunity to consume.
Consumption is rather attractive and tempting, at times. In a free world, there really is no barrier to consumption [...]
Posted by GSerrano on January 7, 2009 ·
Adolf Merckle owns Phoenix Pharmahandel, a drugs wholesaler with annual sales of 21bn euros; Heidelberg Cement with annual sales of 11bn euros; Ratiopharm, a generic drugs firm with annual sales of 1.8bn euros; Kaessbohrer ski slope equipment firm with annual sales of 183m euros; and VEM engine makers with annual sales of 280m euros. The German billionaire’s [...]