So yesterday, an hour before a schedule meeting to discuss a project, the General Manager in charge of all development told me that I’m charge of this new project and that I’m the lead. Not only that, but he wanted me to go through all the relevant documentation regarding this project and take charge of […]
Monthly Archives: September 2008
700 Billion Dollar Bailout and Bernanke
I have great respect for the Federal Chairman, Professor Bernanke. I understand the fact that he’s proposing the 700 billion dollar bailout to protect a tool of regulating the economy. The only reason why I think an economist might even think about bailing out a bank should be for personal profit, or because he honestly […]
AIG and Banks, Bad Precedent?
Economically speaking, I understand why Bernanke might make a move to save banks, due to the fact that banks are critically tied into the economic tool of monetary policy. Not to mention the fact that a lot of companies, business, and the liquidity of the economy can be impacted by a big bank’s disappearance. That […]
Why Writing Free Apps Make Economical Sense
The web is becoming more and more populated web applications. We have social networking tools, we have web-based email clients, even web-based Microsoft office, and last but not least, we have a super powerful repository of knowledge (Google). What do all these web apps have in common? They’re all free. The great thing about a […]