Posted by Guest Author on January 31, 2010 ·
You can only stretch a rubber-band so much. At some point, it will give away and the point can be painful. The same applies to economies which run huge deficits and have to keep financing them by external debt. The debts are mostly perpetual – the old debt is refinanced by new and this can continue – so long as the gap between income and expenditure is under control (deficit of 3% is a good number [...]
Posted by Guest Author on January 29, 2010 ·
This article talks about ways to convert the competitive environment in leading B-schools into collaborative environment and abstracting it for general model of competition to collaboration in organizational context. Read More >>Share/Bookmark
Posted by Guest Author on January 29, 2010 ·
This article talks about the reasons for high competition in business schools, the antecedents of the same and what to aim for. Read More >> | 1 CommentShare/Bookmark
Posted by Guest Author on January 26, 2010 ·
Last week, I met little Sam. He is a school student, and doesn’t understand Finance much. But some day he wants to make it big in Finance, because he has heard that Finance has got something to do with mathematics, and he loves it. That’s not a bad reason at all, at least to start with, I thought.
Sam knows that bonds pay pre-fixed returns, unlike equities. He wanted to know something about bond [...]