Monthly Archives: March 2013

AN IMPERATIVE FOR A NEW GLOBAL FINANCIAL & ECONOMIC ARCHITECTURE  At the inception of the Euro, Milton Friedman said: “the Euro real Achilles heel will prove to be political; that a system under which the political and currency boundaries do … Continue reading →

THE CAUSES AND THE STRUCTURAL FAILINGS OF THE EUROPEAN MONETARY UNION  The Eurocurrency project was flawed from its inception both structurally, technically and fundamentally. The amalgamation of several nations’ currency into one defies not only geography but takes full account … Continue reading →

DEFINING RISK ECONOMICS AS A SOLUTION TO THE EMU & THE GLOBAL MONETARY SYSTEM SHORTCOMINGS  Risk Economics is a novel branch of Applied Economics, term first coined in 1996 by myself in my seminal work ” Risk Economics: Innovative and … Continue reading →

In arming this epic discovery of such an output, I was obliged to descend deeper in the world of economics, finance, accounting, commerce, technology and other related or unrelated disciplines such as reinsurance, insurance, retail and investment banking, institutional marketing … Continue reading →