Internationally Renown Economist And Bestselling Financial Author Jacques Magliolo Joins Global Research House: SUMMARY Global research and corporate finance house Business Consultants International is set to undertake complex research into highly technical industries, such as astrophysics, mining, water treatment and chemicals, but from an economics perspective. Independent … [Read more...] about Internationally Renown Economist And Bestselling Financial Author Jacques Magliolo Joins Global Research House
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Australian economist gives free lecture on technology’s influence on the book industry
Australian economist gives free lecture on technology’s influence on the book industry: APRIL 3, 2017: THE BOOK industry – like many others – is under pressure from technological change. Can it re-invent itself leveraging off this technology? Will the book format as we know it today survive? What do consumers really want from a book – the tactile or technological? These are … [Read more...] about Australian economist gives free lecture on technology’s influence on the book industry
Petrol price could shoot up by 70c/l – economist
Motorists should prepare for a petrol price increase of between 70c/l and 80c/l in April, the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) said on Wednesday. IRR chief economist Ian Cruickshanks warned that if the rand and oil prices remain at their current levels, the fuel price could increase by 41c/l in April. That would be in […] The post Petrol price could shoot up by 70c/l … [Read more...] about Petrol price could shoot up by 70c/l – economist
Uncertainty rules in SA, says Nomura economist
Layers of politics, balancing of alliance partners, capacity constraint, a lack of urgency and distractions and mistakes all hold South Africa back from higher potential growth. This is the view of Nomura’s emerging markets economist Peter Attard Montalto following several days of meetings with a wide range of actors in the policy and political space […] The post … [Read more...] about Uncertainty rules in SA, says Nomura economist