Category Archives: Opinions

Visionaries Daydream To Success

Posted on December 6, 2011 by Grace Chen

After going grey waiting the changes we’re all dying for, the little red man of destiny came for a visit to the lone island and foretold my future “You would be a natural champion for the minorities transforming a bright … Continue reading →

Posted in Cultural and Media, Opinions, Philosophy and Psychoanalysis, Reflections, Technology | Tagged beyond good and evil, conservative, creative destruction, creative genius, crisis, dark labyrinth, daydreaming, enterprise, evolution, faith, futuristic, government structure, innovation, intuition, Japanese Economy, luck, minorities, pragmatic, realist, red tape, relativity, repression, revolution, scientific enlightenment, speculation, superstition, talents, taxes, traffic laws, uncertainty, utopia, visionary | Leave a comment

The Axial Principle in the Information Society

Posted on March 10, 2011 by Grace Chen

The 18th century to the present has experienced drastic change to economical productivity as a result of Industrial Revolution. This somewhat gives the public an impression that technology has an active role in transforming social change. Agricultural countries like Australia … Continue reading →

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Bi-polar Society

Posted on December 4, 2010 by Grace Chen

The combination of extremity- a feminine physical appearance and a masculine mind, goes a little funny with my participation in social forms of life. Ironic wit is known as my infamous expression of humanity and mostly; amused by those who … Continue reading →

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The Artefact of Macroeconomic Theory

Posted on November 14, 2010 by Grace Chen

Orthodox economics generally down plays the importance of fiscal policy since a long period of Stagflation in the 1970s. The co-existing scenario of high unemployment and inflation called for the demise of the Philip curve. In consistence to the Keynesian’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Academic, Economic Development, Economic Development, Opinions, Reflections | Tagged effective demand, endogenous, expectation, fiscal policy, inflation, intrinsic, macroeconomics, marxism, monetary policy, technology progress, unemployment | Leave a comment

Lazziez-faire is Never Fair

Posted on April 3, 2010 by Grace Chen

The burgeon of Neo-liberalism since the late 1970s has bring about rapid changes in maximizing the power of private business sector by minimizing the role of the state. The political economic agenda signifies a competitive market economy is best able … Continue reading →

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If Resources are a Curse for Australia, Let’s have more of the curse!

Posted on March 31, 2010 by Grace Chen

This article focuses on Resource Curse on an Economic perspective;2) how resource-dependent states tend to be inefficient;3)How has Australia avoided the resource curse so far. Continue reading →

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