By: Henry de-Graft Acquah

Henry de-Graft Acquah — Wed, 18 Apr 2018 17:44:54 +0000

Excellent Paper. There is the need to learn from history whilst addressing
current issues of global economics.

By: Stephen I. Ternyik

Stephen I. Ternyik — Tue, 20 Feb 2018 10:00:35 +0000

Your 3 takeaways on prediction, history, and plurality are all equally important; studying and applying economic history, in the mentioned scientitfic research perspective, will help us to better understand the workings of the living body economic and question the dominant pathological post mortem techniques. So, you have guided us brilliantly through the last 30 years, giving many living examples of national economies and their contra-polar forces of world (dis) integration. I am rating your contribution us the theoretical umbrella of the whole conference agenda. Finally, I would like to note methodically that economic cycles do matter and are a natural part of human economic activity; even the G-d of money cannot undo the natural physicality of the human economy.

Comments on: What can we learn from history – global economy in review

By: Henry de-Graft Acquah

By: Stephen I. Ternyik