economy
Economy and the area of production, distribution, trade, and consumption of goods and services.
The Shifting Tastes Of The Luxury Consumer
The future of luxury will adapt after the Covid-19 pandemic. Luxury is not dead and will NEVER die. The desire for luxury in tough times is often greater.
Joy BenderPublished 4 years ago in JournalThe United States is Experiencing Something Unique in History
At the supermarket in San Jose, CA finding potatoes is a bit difficult if they all go to the restaurants. I'm considering getting produce boxes. We are evolving because of Covid-19, as a planet in general, although the scope of this article focuses on the United States. World War III is about manufacturing, the where and how of it. If manufacturing takes place in China, and not in the United States, we are not doing ourselves a favor. Things have to be made in the USA again for one, if we expect the economy to improve. Has anybody ever asked themselves why things are made in China a lot?
Iria Vasquez-PaezPublished 4 years ago in JournalFinances: Insights To Be A Protagonist In The Post COVID-19 Market
But few things are the same today as they were yesterday. COVID-19 is leaving behind great changes in the world. I'll try to point out some of them.
HowToFind .comPublished 4 years ago in JournalTomorrows Best Economy Will Be…
A nyone would go hunting for buried treasure if they were confident enough it was there. If someone told you “1,000 meters below the ground there is $100 million in gold,” most people would devise a plan to get it. Perhaps they would build a team or search for investors. If a person has enough certainty that a fortune is to be had, even the average person could find a way to move mountains.
Ryan PerkinsPublished 4 years ago in JournalShaumik Saha: Surviving the Reopening
To reopen or not to: A strictly business perspective Most epicenters and severely struck regions have followed strict quarantines over the last couple of months. And after much debilitating uncertainty on the matter, talks are being had globally of a potential reopening within the following weeks.
Shaumik SahaPublished 4 years ago in JournalShaumik Saha on the Events Industry during the COVID 19 Lockdown
Alongside travel, tourism, and hospitality, the events industry was one of the first to be directly affected by the COVID 19 outbreak. Bans on travel, public gatherings, and more recently complete lockdowns render events an impossibility.
Shaumik SahaPublished 4 years ago in JournalFinding Resilience in the Face of Economic Uncertainties
Are we poised for a global recession? The trail of economic destruction that has been blitzed by a virus, which we can’t even see with our naked eye, has been a sight to behold.
Dr Joel YongPublished 4 years ago in JournalCOVID-19, Oil, & Ships
The shipping industry is not immune to a pandemic. The past weeks have carried a plethora of news that shifted the industry into a new detrimental direction. This is accompanied by the trade war, historic oil crash, port controls and demand shocks.
Douglas TjokrosetioPublished 4 years ago in JournalTop Occupations That Have Earned a Bigger Name Thanks To The Coronavirus
The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic has caused the world to stop and disfunction. Almost all the countries at lockdown, people are being forced out of their jobs and being locked up in their homes. Although most people are home, everyday heroes are back at their job and providing service to everyone. Here are some of the jobs that have earned more respect.
John TasciPublished 4 years ago in JournalAre We Doing Enough Demarketing in the Face of the COVID-19 Threat?
Introduction Quick, name a doctor? Odds are that these days, the first name most folks would say would be Dr. Fauci! And that’s very reasonable, as in the wake of the global COVID-19/coronavirus pandemic, Dr. Anthony Fauci has become perhaps the face of this historical event - being both the Director of The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and an influential member (and perhaps the most influential member) of the President’s Coronavirus Task Force and a constant on all our screens. For many Americans, Dr. Fauci has become the most trusted expert in this uncertain and worrisome time, even as every TV doctor - from Dr. Oz to Dr. Sanjay Gupta seems to be on all day every day!. And when epidemiology is suddenly on all our minds and in the news well, it is the news - 24/7, America seems to have found - and seems on the surface at least to be listening to - this most prominent of epidemiologists.
David WyldPublished 4 years ago in JournalSearching for Health Info, Products and Hope on the Internet in the Time of COVID-19
Introduction What did we search for online in regards to health info, medicine, treatment options and yes, products that may - or may not - really help us in the midst of the COVID-19/coronavirus pandemic? In short, Americans - scared, quarantined, and with plenty of time on their hands - used the Internet a whole lot (in the best academic term this expert can muster) while they began to face life in isolation and lockdown in the face of this epidemiological Black Swan event!
David WyldPublished 4 years ago in JournalWhat We Want Online During the Pandemic, And What That Says About Us
Introduction Today, we have pretty much become accustomed to the idea that Internet giants like Google, Amazon, Facebook, Twitter, Netflix and more know everything about us - perhaps even more than what we would like to admit to ourselves. These indispensable Internet giants make gazillions of dollars based on being able to not just manage this data for their own use, but to also be able to tell advertisers what sites we visit, what we search for online, what we buy online, and what video content we watch. And for the most part, we have come to accept the Faustian bargain that this represents to us as we trade off our anonymity for the convenience that these tools give us in our lives.
David WyldPublished 4 years ago in Journal