Dr. Rick C. Ernst
Coaching The Affluent To A Fulfilling Life
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Frustration grows at the lack of visible change, evidenced by service delivery protests and crime. We obviously cannot employ people in an economy driven by jobless growth. … South Africa was obliged to cap income tax below 26% under our economic and …
No exemption is made under the tax cap law for debt service on outstanding GO debt; however, the constitutionality of this provision has not been tested. KEY RATING DRIVERS. STRONG FINANCIAL PROFILE: Strong financial … WEALTHY, ROBUST ECONOMY: The …
However, Democratic officials in the affluent county near Philadelphia believe the law defining marriage as the union of one man and one woman is unconstitutional. They began issuing same-sex marriage licenses on July 24, shortly after the U.S. Supreme …
Such calls led to local police posting a warning on Facebook: The cable outage is “neither an emergency or a police-related concern,” the department reportedly wrote. Many ribbed the affluent Connecticut county on social media, mocking the affluent …
New research by the University of Adelaide and Monash University reveals how much the high-value Australian dollar (AUD) harmed the Australian wine industry in recent years, and how exports could grow if the recent AUD devaluation is sustained. In a …
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Ingredion has delivered solid, if occasionally volatile results over the past decade through some of the most difficult market conditions (i.e. currency devaluations, widely fluctuating commodities) and steadily returned 200-300bp over its cost of …
Indian exports were not competitive, so the country was unable to earn enough dollars to pay for its imports. The obvious response is currency devaluation. That is what was done in July 1991. India then had a fixed exchange rate. Now it has a more …
“Nigeria is unusual for not having a vociferous exporters' lobby to argue the case for (controlled) exchange-rate depreciation to give a competitive edge to exports,” FBN capital analysts led by Gregory Kronsten, said in a research note released …
In 2010, Brazilian Finance Minister Guido Mantega warned of the possibility of “currency wars'', as countries sought to devalue their exchange rates to gain competitive advantage. Brazil's economy may currently be less in favour internationally, but …