Seen by many as a major contributor to the 1930s Great Depression, competitive currency devaluations have long been viewed in a poor light. Recently, these worries [...]
The past week has seen a marked deterioration in economic sentiment. Job creation numbers in the US were lousy. More evidence of a growth slowdown in [...]
Last Friday brought the depressing news that nearly one in four Spaniards are now unemployed. Jobless rates among younger people are nearly 50%. Analysts talk of [...]
Every now and then, events reveal the harsh realities of global affairs, in so doing, making a mockery of the rhetoric used by both the powerful [...]
Last weekend saw the conclusion of the latest World Economic Forum in Davos. For an event that doesn’t produce a communiqué–let along anything as grand as [...]
The Germans have made some pretty draconian proposals if the Greeks are going to get more cash. The proposals are reported on the front page of [...]
Major economic crises don’t just claim the reputations of the odd banker, finance minister, or two. Part of the ensuing blame game also discredits certain widely [...]
In a few short paragraphs, I will outline the reasons behind choosing to do my MBA at St.Gallen university.
Reputation. HSG is immensely popular in the so-called [...]
