I just got done with the video billions of entrepreneurs. I will admit I hadn’t thought of what controlling there economy like that does to developing countries. Man I really hope that gets stopped soon because those practices are downright predatory.
From the reading on the New Second world I was surprised to hear about Brazil being considered among them. Most of what I hear about Brazil are about their poverty issues, and how it’s ridiculously hard to get your hands on video game consoles. Do any of you guys have insights I’ve missed?
Something I found interesting in the Madison reading was the level of development in Japan. To be honest though I know that it’s production had spurred I had trouble digesting the level of that that happened since the 80’s. the growth seems unsustainable to me, which leaves me wondering about their future.
Hi there Names Eli Zumberg Like my title said. I’m an economics student whom is currently on his 4th semester And I’m taking this class in order to keep economics fresh in my mind. My particular interests seem to lead me towards concepts like the tragedy of the commons and I am a vehement supporter of marketable permits.