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Monthly Archives: May 2012

The US Natural Gas Revolution Increases Employment In The Energy Sector – It Will Also Help Overall Economic Growth – A Welcome Boost

By Paolo von Schirach May 27, 2012 WASHINGTON – The US shale gas revolution has already had...
Economy, International, Security

Obama Attacks Romney As A Successful Capitalist – This Means That His Strategists Believe That Attacking Private Enterprise Is The Way Win To This Election – Attacking Capitalism A Good Strategy, In America?

By Paolo von Schirach May 26, 2012 WASHINGTON – Obama and his surrogates keep attacking Mitt Romney’s...
Economy, Health, International, Politics, Public Policy

Will Greece Finally Exit The Euro? – Economy Is Too Weak – Current Austerity Focused On Higher Taxes, While Keeping A Huge Public Sector Makes Things Worse – Expect No Growth

By Paolo von Schirach May 24, 2012 WASHINGTON – The unmentionable is now openly talked about. Greece...
Economy, International

Obama Failed To See How Bad The Economy Was – Besides, His Instincts Are Not Modern – His Focus Is On Social Protection, Not On Favoring Growth

By Paolo von Schirach May 23, 2012 WASHINGTON – The US economy is growing, but very little....
Economy, Health, International

In Chicago NATO Reaffirmed Its Role And The Willingness To Upgrade Its Forces – Very Nice, Except That It Is Not True, Given Shrinking Defense Budgets Across Europe

By Paolo von Schirach May 22, 2012 WASHINGTON – The big news out of the Chicago NATO...
International, Security

Too Much Hype For Facebook, A Company That Does Not Make Anything – America Used To Produce and Reward Real Innovators – Social Media Not As Valuable

By Paolo von Schirach May 17, 2012 WASHINGTON – I am quite uneasy with the hype surrounding...
Economy

High Quality On Line Education Is A Democratic Revolution

[the-subtitle Soon enough millions will have access to knowledge until now restricted to very few. Tremendous impact on the...
Economy, Education

Divided Washington Will Not Enact Pro-Growth Policies – Anemic US Economy Does Not Grow Enough – More Like Europe

By Paolo von Schirach May 7, 2012 WASHINGTON – Watching on C-SPAN, (the meritorious public affairs TV...
Economy, Health, International, Politics, Public Policy, Security

The US-China Summit Became The Chen Guangcheng Event – Major International Publicity For Human Rights Story Highlights China’s Dilemma: When Will Political Reforms Be On The Agenda?

By Paolo von Schirach May 5, 2012 WASHINGTON – The long scheduled US-China Summit in Beijing, part...
International

Disappointing US Jobs Report – Country Needs Bipartisan Reforms – Time To Allow The Centrists In Both Parties To Take The Lead And Enact Laws That Will Recreate Confidence

By Paolo von Schirach May 4, 2012 WASHINGTON – A really lousy jobs report. Only 115,000 new...
Health, International, Politics, Public Policy
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