Posts Tagged ‘nutshell’
S’pore won’t take slow road to avoid the bumps
November 11th, 2009 | 
Author: (SINGAPORE) Go for higher growth and develop ‘real depths of capabilities’ in seven or eight areas. That, in a nutshell, is an economic strategy Finance Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam sees for Singapore in the face of growing volatility.
‘Don’t go for a lower growth path for the sake of managing volatility. Go for a higher growth path but prepare our businesses and our workers well for the occas… more
Posted in Singapore Financial News | 
Tags: capabilities, Don, economic strategy, face, finance, finance minister, growth, growth path, Minister, nutshell, occas, path, sake, Shanmugaratnam, Singapore, strategy, Tharman, tharman shanmugaratnam, volatility | 
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Some good advice from John Maynard Keynes
HERE in a nutshell, is the current sentiment when it comes to stock markets: most people hope the rise will continue – and while many brokers, economists and analysts publicly speak of a sharp, V-shaped recovery underpinning markets, they would also be privately pondering what might happen if central banks and governments run out of stimulus money.
The epicentre of all the world’s euphoria is, of … more
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Tags: central banks, economists, epicentre, euphoria, governments, money, nutshell, recovery, rise, sentiment, stimulus, stock markets, World |
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