Mysteryof Marilyn Monroe`s death MarilynMonroe was a famous Hollywood star during the 1950s. She thrilled herfans through films that she acted as well as her outgoing lifestyle.This aspect made many people fall in love with her. In just a decade,she had amassed a great following with people wishing to see her nextperformance in film. She …
Suffering is understood as an encounter with mystery because it is one of the greatest sources of sorrow for human beings which is unanswerable. There are pains that we often experience that cannot be explained by any medical experts. The mystery of suffering is considered as a divine mystery because it is a test of …
Governments in the developing countries have tried to open up their economies to the poor a multiple number of times unsuccessfully. They have failed because of the misconception of the government that people are unwilling to enter the formal property system to avoid taxation, their property hasn’t been surveyed and mapped properly and is hence …
Trends that have emerged over the last half century in the developing world and ex-communist markets are remarkably similar to trends that prevailed in Europe when it went through the industrial revolution. The only difference is that during the industrial revolution of the West, the changes took tens of decades to reform society, whilst, in …
The inability of the developing world and ex-communists countries to realize the actual economic value of their property has lead to the creation of ‘dead capital’. The West has been able to not only treat their property as a physical entity but also as a virtual one, both carrying different kinds of economic value. This …
Despite the appearance of abject poverty across the developing world, the poor actually possess assets of immense wealth. It is in fact the inability to adequately represent those assets which prevents the owners to fully unlock the potential capital that these assets can generate. The current situation in 3rd world countries is glaringly similar to …
The traditional battle between communist societies and capitalist ones has come to an end as capitalism has emerged as the strongest manner with which to organize national economies. Whilst this triumph can be a source of pride for the originators of the system it also holds many perils. Much of the third world, consisting of …
Recently, large numbers of people have been moving into urban centers in former communist and Third World nations. This situation is causing one primary problem: governments are not recognizing that this shift to urban centers is the potential source of promise, not problems. The failure to recognize this essential fact is compromising how governments deal …
The word “capital” comes from Medieval Latin where it was used in reference to numbers of livestock. From its origins, this term has been used to refer to physical property (i. e. the actual number of livestock) and the ability of this property to produce surplus value (i. e. more livestock through reproduction). The great …
80% of the world’s population lives in countries where it is extremely difficult to track the ownership of property. Because of this difficulty, it is difficult to establish the value of assets in these countries, and the citizens are incapable of using their property in productive ways. The current situation facing Third World countries has …
