Exploring Data Pattterns and Choosing a Forecasting Technique
This article discuss briefly the statisitcal techniques and other factors in choosing an appropriate forecasting method to make effective decsions in modern organizations in an uncertain environment.
Inflation
Opinions.
New England and Southern Colonial Societies
How were New England and the Southern colonies different during colonial times.
Solution to The Financial Crisis
In this article I advocate for a free banking system and explain what is it compared to the currenty government monopolized system we currently have as a means of stabilizing the economy.
Importance of Productivity for an Economy and Factors Contributing to Productivity and Its Impact on Sustainable Economic Growth
This article discuss the impotance of productivvity improvement for any economy to enjoy sustainable economic growth with low inflation.
Causes of Poverty and Inequality and Its Impact on Economic Issues
This article discuss the causes of poverty and inequality in a market economy. In addition, it discuss why poverty and inequality is imporant in an economic sense. It also highlights the government policies to reduce poverty and inequality ina economy in an efective manner.
Microeconomics-Market Failure
This article discuss the issues of market failure. It highlights the main causes of market failure and effective government intervention to correct market failure. It is an important microeconomic policy issue in the current environmental problems on a global scale.
Issues of Economic Cycles
This article discuss the conept of economi cycles and models of economic cycles. As well, it discuss the macroeconomic policies to address economi cycle stabilization. In addition, it discuss the problems of global economic shocks in realtion to economi cycles and complexity to stabize economic cycles in the global economic world.
That’s a Lot of Money Running Around
During the early stages of the financial crisis, those policy actions did exactly what they do in the textbooks. M2, the broadest measure of the money supply that the Fed still tracks, climbed from $7.36 trillion in October 2007 to $7.88 trillion a year later and to $8.39 trillion last June 22, according to the St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank.
Macroeconomic Policy and Trade Offs
This article discuss the major macroeconomic objectives. It also highlights the trade offs between different macroeconomic objectives. In addition, it also highlights the implications of macroeconomic policies and the ways it can minimize these trade offs by proper policy mixes.






















