The origin of negative interest rate of central banks lies in the neutral rate identified by Knut Wicksell almost a century ago. Negative interest rates meant that the rate of interest required to bring an economy back to full employment with a stable inflation, which could be even negative. The real job creators in any […]
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Global Market for Situation Awareness Systems
By Electronics.ca Publications on September 18, 2015 in Global Economic Research, New Releases in Technology & Market Research
ELECTRONICS.CA PUBLICATIONS announces the availability of a new report entitled “Situation Awareness System – Global Strategic Business Report”. This report provides a comprehensive review of market trends, drivers, opportunities, challenges and issues in addition to current coverage on company information and latest news and events including strategic corporate developments, and product innovations. The report helps […]
International Economic Outlook: Will High Risk Events Trigger a Recession?
By Electronics.ca Publications on September 2, 2015 in Global Economic Research, New Releases in Technology & Market Research
Will High Risk Events Trigger a Recession? In the worldwide business cycle, the group of the English-speaking countries has led historically global economic activity. Monthly predictive analytics signal an underlying weakness for several months in the English-speaking countries, which have posted negative or steadily declining growth rates in their leading indicators. Globally, trade predictive analytics, […]
Global Semiconductor Industry is Headed for a Monumental Transformation to Usher in IoT Revolution
By Electronics.ca Publications on August 1, 2015 in Global Economic Research, New Releases in Technology & Market Research, Wireless & Mobile Communications
The upcoming IoT Revolution hopes to connect 50 billion devices by end of 2020. The IoT Revolution aims at transforming Retail Sales industry, Aerospace and Defense Industry, Wholesale Distribution industry, Utilities industry, Oil and Gas Industry, Mining and Metal Industry, Industrial Machinery and Component manufacturing, Chemical Industry, Automotive Industry, etc. Every aspect of IoT seems to […]
Can “Make in India” become sustainable for Indian Semiconductor manufacturing sector with coming macroeconomic changes in 2015?
By Electronics.ca Publications on December 30, 2014 in Global Economic Research, New Releases in Technology & Market Research
The semiconductor manufacturing is most capital intensive business and it is very important to make these investments sustainable in short term in order to ensure profitability in long term. Sustainability of the semiconductor wafer fabs involves being able to keep the fabs in operation 24×7 to reduce the tool idle time and manufacturing semiconductor wafers […]
Mass Capitalism: A Blueprint for Economic Revival
Synopsis: Mass Capitalism: A Blueprint for Economic Revival presents solutions to the economic problems that are threatening the survival of the US economy. They would help establish a free-market economy in the United States, which would lead to a balanced economy, high investments, high growth, and increased motivation for employees to work hard and result in […]
Revamp of the US Financial Services Industry
By Apek Mulay, Sr. Analyst. The United States has world’s most creative, comprehensive and competitive financial services Industry. This industry offers the greatest array of financial instruments and products to allow consumers to manage risk, create wealth, and meet financial needs [1]. Financial services and products help facilitate and finance the export of U.S. manufactured […]
Should USD be restored back to Gold Standard?
The US stock market is up more than 140% since its lows in 2009 [1]. However, US joblessness is also high. The twin deficits (Budget and Trade) have resulted from growing income disparity and off-shoring high paying manufacturing jobs from the US. The question today also arises in our mind about the QE policies of […]
Sustaining Moore’s Law : The Macroeconomics of US Microelectronics Industry
FEATURING UPCOMING BOOK: Sustaining Moore’s Law : The Macroeconomics of US Microelectronics Industry Chapter 1: The Strategic importance of US Semiconductor Industry for US Economy Chapter 2: Semiconductor Technology, Manufacturing and Applications Chapter 3: Macroeconomic causes of failure of the US Economy 3.1 A Failure Analysis of the US Economy 3.2 The Myth of Free […]
Arab Spring in Middle East and its Impact on US Semiconductor Industry
The Arab Spring is widely believed to have been instigated by dissatisfaction with the rule of local governments, though some have speculated that wide gaps in income levels may have had a hand as well. Numerous factors led to the protests, including issues such as dictatorship or absolute monarchy, human rights violations, political corruption, economic decline, unemployment, extreme poverty and […]
