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Lessons of congestion from the Goldman Sachs

Lessons of congestion from the Goldman Sachs

A recent Business Insider article detailed how the Goldman Sachs managed to solve the long tolerated issue of lunchtime cafeteria crowding (unrelated humour-plenty Goldman Sachs video). The analysts at the Goldman Sachs had identified that during the typical midday hunger-period of 11:30am to 1:30pm, the cafeteria was crowded,

Gold Class Animal Spirits

Gold Class Animal Spirits

In his 1936 book ‘The General Theory of Employment Interest and Money’ John Maynard Keynes outlined how rather than being independently rational, investors were often prone to erratic herd-like behaviour. He argued that macroeconomic stability is inherently vulnerable to the ‘animal spirits’ of speculators. The recent deflation of the post

Move over BRICS, the “Next Eleven” has emerged

Move over BRICS, the “Next Eleven” has emerged

Twelve years after being named the next global economic powerhouses, the Brazilian, Russian, Indian, Chinese and South African governments, also known as the BRICS economies, have decided to embrace a de facto union, and had numerous economic meetings between the countries’ leaders. The group demands international attention. Brazil can offer