I am a volunteer crew member on the Kalmar Nyckel, the Tall Ship of Delaware. A couple times a month I will spend the night on the ship for night watch, to keep an eye on the ship during the night. This, too, makes for an easy photo shoot.
Marketing Mix for a Marketing Consulting Gig
Marketing Consulting Marketing Mix Victor Wiebe Post University Abstract The management consulting industry is a mature industry with expected growth from the year 2012 through 2017. Marketing consulting is a small subset of that industry but still expected to see growth over the next several years. Small businesses, like any business, need marketing [...]
Creativity Techniques Online
Creativity Techniques Online The paper Creativity Techniques Using Online Facilities is an attempt to study online collaboration mechanisms, particularly those involving Web 2.0 technologies, to see if standard “creativity techniques” can make the transition from face-to-face to online successfully. The paper began with an acknowledgement that business is becoming increasingly international in nature and [...]
Chinese Yuan Valuation
Chinese Yuan vs US Dollar Valuation United States trade with China is an important economic activity for both countries; in 2011, more than $500 million in trade was shared between the two countries (“Trade in Goods with China,” 2012). However, of that $500 million, nearly $400 million of it went from China to the [...]
Price Cap Regulation
Price Cap Regulation Regulation of pricing in critical industries is not a new phenomenon in many parts of the world. The United States and Canada have a long history of regulation of the telecommunications industry and, over the last 25 years, the telecommunications industry in the United Kingdom has employed Price Cap Regulation (PCR) [...]
The 2008 Financial Crisis
“The Financial Crisis, Its Economic Consequences, and How to Get Out of It” (Asensio and Lang, 2010) is an article by Angel Asensio and Dany Lang. In the article, the author’s present an argument that “mainstream economists” could not have predicted the economic crisis of 2008 (p. 59) and further explains how a strong Keynesian [...]






