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2009 ECONOMIC FORECASTS: DEPRESSION, INTERVENTIONISM, REVERSAL
Magandang hapon! Good afternoon!
2009 will be another bleak year economically, more so for the North (USA, EU, Japan are topmost). The recession that began with the subprime mortgage bubble burst in America in 07, will ensue with even mightier turbulence, as there are no coherent policy solutions of a strategic nature that can salve the economic ailment on a global scale.
As already articulated by this economist/analyst in various articles, the policy environment must be c… Continue
Posted on January 26, 2009 at 5:50am — 1 Comment
GAZA: NEO-CONSERVATIVES’ HATCHERY FOR LARGER CONFLAGRATION
Magandang gabi! Good evening!
Modern Israel had ceased to be an underling state that it used to project itself during its early historic phase. It had grown into a regional power, its military might made possible by massive infusion of western aid and the economic prosperity resulting from that external intervention. It has 300 nuclear warheads, per intelligence reports and revelation by former US president Jimmy Carter, and is a key pawn of the Western financier oligarchs… Continue
Posted on January 25, 2009 at 6:21am —
ECONOMY THAT HEALS: CHALLENGE OF THE NEW EPOCH
Magandang Hapon! Good afternoon!
Please know first that this writer/analyst is both (b) economist and (b) mystic-healer. For some time now, the challenge of contributing to the construction of an ‘economy that heals’ has been knocking at my ‘mental coconut’, a task that explains this article and many yet that will succeed this one.
As an economist, my lines of subspecializations are: (a) development economics, (b) political economy & public policy, (c) international po… Continue
Posted on December 11, 2008 at 2:08am — 2 Comments
PAKISTAN’S CREATION, AFGHAN OPIUM: BRITISH TRADE LINKS
In the name of the Father (British oligarchy), the Son (Pakistan) and of the Holy Spirit (Afghan opium). So mote it be.
Pakistan and India are now on the verge of another war, one that will extend the frontiers of a brewing World War III to the South Asian corridor. Many are befuddled by the events in the region, the continuing animosities among the erstwhile ‘sibling’ neighbors, the latest terror attack on Mumbai, and more to come. Many in India and Pakistan still think th… Continue
Posted on December 4, 2008 at 4:46am —
HEALING GLOBAL ECONOMY VIA NEW FINANCIAL ARCHITECTURE
Magandang hapon! Good afternoon! Buenos tardes!
At this juncture, this economist, who is also a healer (pranic healer, soul healer, psychosocial counselor), will begin to articulate economic problems from a wellness vantage point. I will be calling the paradigm ‘healing economics’ as a fusion of wellness principles and economic analysis.
If we observe the ‘treatment’ applied by public policy experts on national economies today, we would see that the solutions to the pro… Continue
Posted on November 29, 2008 at 11:15pm —
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Wish you a Very Happy New Year !!
I am grateful for your reflection on the subject and your points are considerable as well.Later to post the topic on here i found and discuss with some of my senior and they put their points on the same.
I would like to share with you their views common lending mistakes are something tht we generally do in the operation such as disbursement mistakes, documentation error (signature, loan form fill up etc.) etc. These are called as common lending method which can be blunder in the future for MFIs and should be considered at right time to minimize the risk.
This is Abhishek and i wish you have enjoyed the both Christmas and New Year. I got stuck with a topic named Common lending. Please help me sort out what is common lending, its merits & demerits, if its harmful for MFI how to avoid it.
I will grateful for you for your contribution on the same.
THIS SEASON, MAY THE DIVINE UNIVERSAL INTELLIGENCE FILL YOU ABUNDANTLY WITH THOUGHT ENERGY AND UPHOLD YOU IN THE BALANCE OF THE RYTHMIC LIGHT WAVE.
REMAIN IN BLISS.
I wish you and yours a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!Think Global, Act local even in 2009!
All the best,
TOM
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Jerry
Keep doing good of putting things straight in their balance!
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