Understanding The People Risks In Bric Countries: The Risk Associat With Hiring People By: Dr. Awie Foong, Tabitha Lim | Aug 7th 2011 - A decade ago, when the BRIC acronym was coined, Brazil, Russia, India, and China were touted as the "big four" of the emerging markets, overtaking the G7 and shifting the economic power from the developed to the developing economies. Over the last decade, BRIC countries have indeed made their mark in the global economic landscape. BRIC"s share of the world gross domestic product (GDP) has increased by 7.1% between 2000 and 2009 and IMF estimates put their share of world GDP at 29.1% in 201 ... Tags:employment risk, BRIC, people risk, hiring people
Horrors, Horrors! The Economic Stimulus Program Did Not Work By: Bruno Korschek | Jun 4th 2011 - This article reviews the latest economic analyses from the Congressinal Budget Office and the New York Times, analyses which definitively show that the economic stimulus program and just about every other economic program from the political class have all failed. These programs have resulted in high unemployment, low economic growth, skyrocketing government deficit spending, resulting in the ever mounting naiotnal debt of the Federal government. Tags:
