george soros explains the euro crisis
george soros gave a thought-provoking speech the other day, providing his insights into the euro crisis. the following quotes are taken from a blog on the npr website by jacob goldstein (planet money) as well as from the text of the speech (see www.georgesoros.com).
soros equates the current belief system in modern economics to newtonian physics. he states that because he is not a member of the academic environment, he never bothered to study the efficient market theory.
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the ugly truth is that we are not the same. the goal should be to better accept and appreciate our differences instead of trying to make everyone else into carbon copies of ourselves.
yes, and these differences are called culture. when i lived in spain, i often wondered how countries like germany and austria entered into a political and economic union with countries like spain and greece. they are simply too different.
i think the fact that american's are able to celebrate differences is one of the reasons why our country is so successful.
in the case of a crisis, like our economy, the president can declare martial law.anyone (not just minority) who dont cooperate ect. with the new world order agenda, or that cant contribute to the government will be gathered by federal agents and taken to concentration camps.god forbid we cant pay our taxes! at least thats the way i understand it. 1.i made my ( ) buying and selling stocks (1.wealthy 2.fortune 3.treasure)

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3.the professor did his best to ( )the students with new ideas.
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4.i made my ( ) buying and selling stocks. (1.wealthy 2.fortune 3.treasuer)

5.there isn't ( ) beef in the kitchen. (1.some 2.many 3.two 4.any )

6.last friday ( )my sister's birthday,and she had a good time.
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(1.formalized 2.increased 3.expanded 4.enlarged ) allow private companies to compete with all govenrment services. its that simple.

when a govenrment monopoly is in place, there is no reason or mechanism for the corruption to go away.

in a free market, corruption leads to losses, so it provides incentive for the business to fire and prosecute those who are corrupt.

take the government monopoly on police protection for example. what happens to police who do not respond to a robbery? what happens to reports of police beatings and theft? often nothing. there is no incentive for anything to be done. on the other hand, in a free market, every instance would be investigated and reparations paid for mistakes, else competition will have a chance of providing the service instead.

also consider this. government programs benefit from losses. it allows them to request budget increases, or power increases. inefficiency is rewarded in government, the opposite of what is rewarded in a free market. saying that, corruption assists government as it helps to drive up costs of operation.

*corruption in society is a problem? society, or the people do not have the power to imprison you, or tax you. you are not forced to fund private citizens who are 'corrupt'. The answer to the question is available in the PDF file https://www.assignmentexpert.com/homework-answers/economics-answer-6991.pdf i'll suppose that you're telling the truth, which, i'm sure you're not, simply by a few of the tells in your message. i'll suppose as such because your imaginary situation is possible.
i don't believe christians are necessarily idiots, and not many taoists believe that at all. it's not very logical to say "creationist = idiot" because that implies a million and one presuppositions and a very very jaundiced psychological map.
you have to ask the question "why do they believe in creationism as opposed to evolutionism despite the fact that they've been thoroughly educated on evolution, and the fact that the world could not have possibly been created in 7 days 6000 years ago."
there can be a million answers, but the most prominant one is this: "it's too much work to find my own answer, and this one fits--if i die, and i'm right, wonderful. i go to heaven, if i'm wrong, oh well, i won't remember anyway. it's a good guidebook for morals, and keeps me doing the right thing. christianity has made me a better person."
does that make you an idiot? no, it just makes you weak in one area of development. who cares if you're weak in one area if you're strong in countless others. if you do good work, helping people, making the world a better place, that's really all that matters.
the conflict arises if you're pushing theocratic reform in government, that tries to subject the whole world to your ideology simply because you haven't got the mental reserves to focus on what you really believe happened in the beginning of it all, or when you're one of the loud voices screaming out against stem-cell research technology, or any other philosophically possibly morally objectionable science on the premise of a few verses in a book.
with all of these considerations in mind, i don't care that you don't accept the science on evolution, it doesn't effect me, and it doesn't effect any of us. it only effects you, and your personal psychological map. how you view the whole, how you interact with the people around you. Hello!


 Not only in the German offices, this is pretty common - I did something very similar with Bain myself back in the day-. 


I would strongly recomment you practice it with the Integrated Reasoning part of the GMAT exam.


There are free exams in the internet that you can use for practice (the one of LBS MBA page, Verits prep, as well as some free trials for courses such as the one of The Economist (https://gmat.economist.com/)


The (old) McKinsey PST, BCG Online Test, Bain SOVA test, etc. are all quite similar so leverage resources across all of them.


https://www.myconsultingoffer.org/case-study-interview-prep/bcg-online/


https://www.shl.com/shldirect/en/practice-tests


https://www.psychometricinstitute.co.uk/Free-Aptitude-Tests.asp


Hope it helps!


Cheers,


Clara The answer to the question is available in the PDF file https://www.assignmentexpert.com/homework-answers/economics-answer-9189.pdf i think so too. notice it's not about russian collusion. it's the same thing here. haven't you seen the news? egypt is in turmoil. it has an islamic fundamentalist government who are determined to turn the country into more thirld world than it was before. teaching english won't be high on their agenda! for those who believe.......no proof is necessary. for those who don't..........no proof i ever enough.