economics

Out of money makes you old and smart
Scientists think that money deprivation negatively affects the cognitive abilities of the brain, which reduces your intelligence and age before age.
Ethiopia from the ashes becomes the fastest growing economy in the continent
The arduous journey from the world's second-poorest land, rising to become one of the brightest economies in the Black continent is an admirable feat of Ethiopia.
2010 Nobel Prize ceremony
Unlike the Nobel Peace Prize, which has many reactions, the awarding ceremony for other Nobel prizes has received the attention of numerous international communities.
Nobel Prize strenuous because of the economic recession
The Nobel Foundation will consider the possibility of reducing the prize money for winners, as a result of the global financial crisis.
The Nobel Economics belongs to the Americans
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences yesterday announced that American economic expert Paul Krugman (pictured) is the owner of the 2008 Nobel Prize in Economics.
Unknown things about the 2010 Nobel Prize in Economics
The more attractive unemployment benefits offered by the Government, the higher the unemployment rate will be and the longer the job search time will be.