I recently received an email, containing an article entitled Less Money, More Pain — The Bonfire of Capital By Mike Whitney. The comment sent with
Category: Economics
Will we ever talk supply chain?
Now, for those of you that wonder when, if ever, I will talk about Supply Chain issues on this blog, let’s make this more of
Bio Mass, still makes sense after all those years…
Even the few of you that actually know me probably didn’t know that at one point I was the Public Speaking winner at my state’s
Shipping Water?
I have to admit, I am a water junky. I drink most likely gallons of water a day. I have all but abandoned sodas, and
How to differentiate the iPhone?
After writing the last post, I realized I had not tackled the big question: How could Apple have practiced price discrimination that would have
Apple, iPhones, and Demand Curves, and “Price Discrimination”
After some thought, I have decided to write about what Apple did right, and wrong, in their decision to lower the prices on the iPhone.
Mis-Information Continues-and Continues to Mislead
It is unfortunate that news stories, once released, seem to have a life of their own. Regular readers will remember that I have had “issues”
Amazon.com: Why ERP? A Primer on SAP Implementation: Books: F. Robert Jacobs,David Clay Whybark,F. Robert Jacobs,D. Clay Whybark
Amazon.com: Why ERP? A Primer on SAP Implementation: Books: F. Robert Jacobs,David Clay Whybark: “Why ERP? Because I didn’t have a choice as to read
Americans at “tipping point” about energy-poll – Yahoo! News
Americans at “tipping point” about energy-poll – Yahoo! News The phrase “tipping point” has been around for a while, but was certainly made more popular
Speeders’ 5-10 mph ‘free pass’ costs lives, report says – Yahoo! News
Speeders’ 5-10 mph ‘free pass’ costs lives, report says – Yahoo! News Have you ever read a news story that just seemed, well, odd? This,
