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Management 12/10/2009

Counterfeiting is a Costly Form of Flattery

Counterfeiting is worth between $200 and $360 billion, or 5-7% of global trade. Major brands are now spending large sums in the attempt to protect their intellectual property.

Society and Culture 12/10/2009

In 2050, Brazil Will Be a Country of Graying Folk

For developed countries, the effects of global aging could end up being worse than the crisis. But developing economies also stand to be adversely affected.

Law 12/10/2009

What It Takes to Be a Market Economy

There are five criteria to decide whether a country can be considered a market economy as opposed to a state economy. But do all OECD countries actually meet them?

Management 28/9/2009

Business Takes Off at the Airport

Travel retailing is an effective internationalization strategy for small luxury firms, especially if they can get a foothold among Asian shoppers.

Society and Culture 28/9/2009

Economics Meet Psychology, Psychology Meet Economics

People's thoughts and emotions do influence their economic decisions about work and family. On the other hand, microeconomic and macroeconomic events have effects on individual psychology.