China 2007 - The Property Revolution

March 2007 is going to be taken as the turning point in China's Economy, to become a full member of the World Capital Club. After decades of public and communal property, the Chinese government legalized individual property in cities and industrial environments, which is great news for those who consider capitalism as the economic way to development and economic growth.

DIBC Setbacks In Detroit And Windsor

Regulatory, legal and municipal actions affecting the Detroit International Bridge Company (DIBC) are summarized chronologically from news reports and official documents.

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!

Enhancing Agricultural Productivity and Competitiveness

Promoting agricultural productivity and competitiveness. Investment in agriculture – fishing, forestry, irrigation and drainage, agricultural trade, and agribusiness – has increased significantly. Rural infrastructure, which is integrally linked to rural development, has received the largest amount of investment

Down Towns in the Suburbs are Changing

Down Town re-vitalization projects use to be for Cities, but now downtown suburbs are getting a face lift too. And with so many people living in the suburbs often down towns are now a traffic mess- indeed cars are clogging town areas.

Why We Can Learn from Crude Oil Prices History

Just as it is a good idea to learn from the past, we can glean some lessons from looking at crude oil prices history. Here one key example of how understanding the trends involved with this history can help us to be prepared for future situations as oil prices rise and fall periodically.

Why We Need to Monitor Daily Crude Oil Prices

While there are all sorts of financial experts who watch economic trends and duly report their projections, we as consumers may also benefit from watching the rise and fall of the daily crude oil prices. Here are a couple of reasons why monitoring this activity may be in our best interests.

Fastest Way To Generate Economic Growth

The IMF reforms have failed to bring about the much needed groth rates needed to bring many third world nations out of poverty. This is an unending criticisism. This article will highlight the best formula to bring about fast economic growth rates of a minimum of 7%! If you do desire to know more, then read on!

Global Economy And The Unions

I listened to a Kenyan veteran world trade unionist talking during Labour Day celebration in Kenya, and I felt he echoed a fast fading and receding trade union sentiments. He talked about making sure that government and state corporation officials fly the national carrier only. He also talked about making sure that organizations are headed only by nationals, especially where there are qualified personnel.

Technocracy Wishes to Change the Price System

Some advocates of Technocracy claim as a point of contention in the debate over the current price system, that humans will always want more under conditions of scarcity. Now then in considering this debate, can we say that this is true in the absolute? We know that oil for instance will become more valuable a commodity as demand exceeds supply, yet at some point there will be a price at which fewer will buy.

Let Them Spread the Rays of the Sun

Rich nations are wary and scary of terrorists. Where do these people come from, in the first place? They come from the impoverished third world countries. The bottom line, therefore, is poverty. Erase it and you erase the fears.

The Economic Impact of Alcoholism

This article examines the effects of alcoholism on the economy, in particular the performance of employees in the workplace and the significant reduction in productivity.

The Fight for La'au Point

The battle over La'au Point in Moloka'i is a microcosm of the ongoing battle between the forces of economics and politics versus that of conservation and culture. Why is La'au Point so important and what does this mean for the island of Moloka'i as well as the rest of the Hawaiian Islands? Read on to find out...

R Is For Responsibility - US Blames China As It Leads The World Into The Next Depression

Congress is blaming China for America's economic problems - rising unemployment, trade deficit etc. The problem lies elsewhere. The finger of blame should be pointing back at America.