MARCO ANTÔNIO TRETOU COM O CORRESPONDENTE NA CHINA | Pânico 2022 #110

The Occupy Movement and Penn State events call into question people’s motives and their decision making. We should make decisions based on self-interest, but what are those interests really?

Out of all the techniques which have been promoted as ways for growing a business in the current economy, collaboration is regarded as the most useful and powerful tool for enjoying growth especially during difficult situations. One should think beyond individual transactions with their vendors, referral sources and consumers for building a strong support system with the help of which the company can withstand rise and fall in business.

Nehru is rightly reviled by many historians for his blunders on the political front Vis a Vis China and Pakistan. He helped create the Kashmir problem by agreeing to a cease-fire, promised a plebiscite and imposed Article 370 while he lost 30,000 square miles in Aksai Chin in Ladakh to China. But now many economists are ruing his economic policies as well which took India back to almost 0% growth rate.

The recently released insolvency figures show relatively little change year on year, suggesting that the debate about whether the recession would be a V-, U-, W-, or an L-shape Is now over. Four years after the economy collapsed the evidence is piling up that it is flatlining having not risen off the bottom of the decline. Whatever the technical definition for coming out of recession may be (ie two successive quarters of growth), a growth of 0.

In a time when our unemployment has hovered around 9% for over three years it is tempting to think of our unemployment problem as one that affects only the people who cannot find work. The unemployed themselves are the most visible and vocal victims of the bursting of the economic bubble but in terms of numbers they represent only a fraction of the actual victims of the economic malfeasance that has led us to the edge of a second Great Depression.