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Wednesday, July 22, 2009

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Top Telecom Operators Telecom Operators

Telecoms Operators - Top 35

There are several methods for measuring the size of a telecom operator, and various lists of the largest operators are available. This ranking is based on market capitalization as of July 22, 2009. This method identifies China Mobile, AT & T and Telefonica as the three largest publicly traded operators. Taken together, they represent 252 billion euros market capitalization.

Rank / Company / capitalization in billions € / PER / ROE / Net debt / equity annualized EPS
Source Bloomberg 22/07/2009


1 / CHINA MOBILE / 143.86M / 07.12 / 27.64% / - 41.21 / 0.55
2 / AT & T INC / 101.25M / 9.18 / 11.96% / 72.20 / 1.49
3 / TELEFONICA / 77.82M / 9.86 / 40.14% / 217.72 / 1.67

4 / VODAFONE GROUP / 69.00M / 19.46 / 3.75% / 43.05 / 0.07
5 / VERIZON COMM / 59.43M / 11.62 / 13.96% / 80.42 / 1.59
6 / AMERICA MOVIL / 48.25M / 02.15 / 43.05% / 73.47 / 0.11
7 / NTT DOCOMO / 45.17M / 12.27 / 10.95% / 1.02 / 74.30
8/ NIPPON TELEGRAPH / 43.73M / 9.41 / 7.32% / 39.99 / 2.64
9/ FRANCE TELECOM / 42.53M / 10.42 / 14.16% / 110.57 / 1.56
10/ DEUTSCHE TELEKOM / 36.07M / NA / -1.41% / 104.50 / -0.13
11/ CHINA TELECOM / 29.72M / 241.78 / 0.40% / 44.29 / 0.00
12/ SINGAPORE TELECOM / 25.50M / 15.27 / 16.63% / 31.26 / 0.11
12/ CHINA UNICOM / 24.96M / 28.14 / 22.32% / 9.93 / 0.03
13/ TELSTRA / 24.34M / 11.28 / 30.68% / 152.54 / 0.17
14/ BHARTI AIRTEL / 23.50M / 20.24 / 38.58% / 18.06 / 0.64
15/ MTN GROUP / 21.23M / 15.54 / 24.76% / 19.15 / 0.68
16/ SAUDI TELECOM / 20.24M / 11.30 / 28.39% / 49.36 / 0.97
17/ TELECOM ITALIA / 17.62M / 10.00 / 8.29% / 138.06 / 0.10
18/ KDDI CORP / 17.30M / 10.33 / 12.63% / 35.42 / 338.09
19/ TELIASONERA / 16.99M / 9.86 / 16.14% / 34.15 / 0.42
20/ KPN / 16.62M / 12.88 / 31.64% / 311.41 / 0.77
21/ CHINA UNITED / 15.87M / NA / 31.24% / 5.24 / 0.10
22/ ETISALAT / 14.37M / 9.75 / 25.85% / -27.75 / 0.21
23/ SOFTBANK / 14.01M / 45.16 / 11.39% / 274.14 / 0.25
24/ CHUNGHWA TELECOM / 13.43M / 11.61 / 11.67% / -25.27 / 0.12
25/ ROGERS COMM / 12.45M / 16.54 / 20.23% / 180.06 / 0.96
26/ SWISSCOM / 11.95M / 9.71 / 31.35% / 158.08 / 22.47
27/ BCE INC / 11.74M / 10.26 / 6.56% / 55.50 / 0.82
28/ MAROC TELECOM / 11.42M / 13.38 / 52.76% / -1.63 / 0.95
29/ TELEKOMUNIKASI / 11.35M / 16.40 / 27.08% / 25.26 / 0.03
30/ TELEF MEXICO / 10.69M / 10.68 / 51.25% / 247.24 / 0.06
31/ BT GROUP / 10.08M / NA / -2.99% / 7.36k / 0.01
32/ CARSO GLOBAL / 9.81M / 17.03 / 22.89% / 147.97 / 0.19
33/ TELENOR / 9.64M / 8.77 / 14.16% / 50.38 / 0.73
34/ SPRINT NEXTEL / 9.58M / NA / -14.14% / 89.63 / -0.7435
35/ VIMPELCOM / 9.05M / NA / -10.00% / 184.59 / -0.33


PER : Price earnings ratio
ROE : Return on equity

BPA : Bénéfice par action

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2009 Ranking 2009 Ranking

Telecom Operators – Top 35 ranking

There are several methods to measure size of a telecom operator, so different lists of the world’s largest operators are available. This list ranks telecom operators, based on market capitalization as of 07/22/2009. This method identifies China Mobile, AT&T and Telefonica as the top three telecoms operators listed on stock market.

Rank / Company / Capitalization in billions € / PER / ROE / Net debt to Shareholder equity / EPS
Data from Bloomberg 07-22-2009

1/ CHINA MOBILE / 143.86B / 12.07 / 27.64% / -41.21 / 0.55
2/ AT&T INC / 101.25B / 9.18 / 11.96% / 72.20 / 1.49
3/ TELEFONICA / 77.82B / 9.86 / 40.14% / 217.72 / 1.67

4/ VODAFONE GROUP / 69.00B / 19.46 / 3.75% / 43.05 / 0.07
5/ VERIZON COMM / 59.43B / 11.62 / 13.96% / 80.42 / 1.59
6/ AMERICA MOVIL / 48.25B / 15.02 / 43.05% / 73.47 / 0.11
7/ NTT DOCOMO / 45.17B / 12.27 / 10.95% / 1.02 / 74.30
8/ NIPPON TELEGRAPH / 43.73B / 9.41 / 7.32% / 39.99 / 2.64
9/ FRANCE TELECOM / 42.53B / 10.42 / 14.16% / 110.57 / 1.56
10/ DEUTSCHE TELEKOM / 36.07B / NA / -1.41% / 104.50 / -0.13
11/ CHINA TELECOM / 29.72B / 241.78 / 0.40% / 44.29 / 0.00
12/ SINGAPORE TELECOM / 25.50B / 15.27 / 16.63% / 31.26 / 0.11
12/ CHINA UNICOM / 24.96B / 28.14 / 22.32% / 9.93 / 0.03
13/ TELSTRA / 24.34B / 11.28 / 30.68% / 152.54 / 0.17
14/ BHARTI AIRTEL / 23.50B / 20.24 / 38.58% / 18.06 / 0.64
15/ MTN GROUP / 21.23B / 15.54 / 24.76% / 19.15 / 0.68
16/ SAUDI TELECOM / 20.24B / 11.30 / 28.39% / 49.36 / 0.97
17/ TELECOM ITALIA / 17.62B / 10.00 / 8.29% / 138.06 / 0.10
18/ KDDI CORP / 17.30B / 10.33 / 12.63% / 35.42 / 338.09
19/ TELIASONERA / 16.99B / 9.86 / 16.14% / 34.15 / 0.42
20 / KPN / 16.62B / 12.88 / 31.64% / 311.41 / 0.77
21 / CHINA UNITED / 15.87B / NA / 31.24% / 5.24 / 0.10
22 / Etisalat / 14.37B / 9.75 / 25.85% / -27.75 / 0.21
23 / Softbank / 14.01B / 45.16 / 11.39% / 274.14 / 0.25
24 / Chunghwa Telecom / 13.43B / 11.61 / 11.67% / -25.27 / 0.12
25 / ROGERS COMM / 12.45B / 16.54 / 20.23% / 180.06 / 0.96
26 / Swisscom / 11.95B / 9.71 / 31.35% / 158.08 / 22.47
27 / BC LTD / 11.74B / 10.26 / 6.56% / 55.50 / 0.82
28 / Maroc TELECOM / 11.42B / 13.38 / 52.76% / -1.63 / 0.95
29 / Telekomunikasi / 11.35B / 16.40 / 27.08% / 25.26 / 0.03
30 / TELEFE MEXICO / 10.69B / 10.68 / 51.25% / 247.24 / 0.06
31 / BT GROUP / 10.08B / NA / -2.99% / 7.36k / 0.01
32 / Carso Global / 9.81B / 3.17 / 22.89% / 147.97 / 0.19
33 / TELENOR / 9.64B / 8.77 / 14.16% / 50.38 / 0.73
34 / SPRINT NEXTEL / 9.58B / NA / -14.14% / 89.63 / -0.74
35 / VimpelCom / 9.05B / NA / -10.00% / 184.59 / -0.33

PER: Price earnings ratio
ROE: Return on equity
EPS: Earnings per share annualised

Monday, July 20, 2009

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Ranking the top 30 airlines in 2009 funded

There are several methods to measure the size of an airline, and various lists of the largest airlines are available. This ranking is based on market capitalization as of July 20, 2009. This method identifies China Air, Singapore Airlines and Ryanair as the three largest publicly traded companies. Between them they account for 21 billion euros in market capitalization.

Rank / Company / Capitalization in Billion € / PER / ROE / Equity Net Debt / Annualized EPS
Source Bloomberg to 20/07/2009

1 / AIR CHINA / 8.79M / NA / -36.09% / 252.49 / -0.08
2/ SINGAPORE AIRLINES / 7.82M / 15.46 / 7.31% / -18.50 / 0.43
3/ RYANAIR / 4.72M / NA / -3.37% / 18.37 / -0.06

4/ LUFTANSA / 4.27M / 14.90 / 4.37% / 5.16 / 0.63
5/ CATHAY / 4.04M / NA / -19.26% / 92.82 / -0.20
6/ ANA* / 3.96M / NA / -1.10% / 231.15 / -0.04
7/ CHINA EAST AIRWAYS / 3.71M / NA / NA / NA / -0.33
8/ SOUTHWEST AIRLINES / 3.68M / 23.40 / 0.89% / 29.95 / 0.02
9/ JAPAN AIRLINES / 3.43M / NA / -44.09% / 323.72 / -0.23
10/ DELTA AIRLINES / 3.32M / NA / -148.81% / 2.33k / -4.11
11/ CHINA SOUTHERN / 3.19M / NA / -50.06% / 527.95 / -0.06
12/ LAN Airlines / 2.99M / 13.66 / 31.94% / 271.62 / 0.66
13 / Qantas Airways / 2.96M / 7.23 / 10% / 59.77 / 0.17
14 / Air France KLM / 2.63M / MS / -10.49% / 99.68 / - 2.76
15 / Hainan Airlines / 2.05m / MS / -20.78% / 374.34 / -0.04
16 / British Airways / 1.81m / MS / -15.93% / 129.04 / -0.38
17 / Korea Airlines / 1.55m / NA / -53.95% / 337.22 / -18.06
18 / IBERIA / 1.50m / 47.28 / 1.79% / -83.63 / 0.03
19 / Easyjet / 1.42M / 29.58 / 3.68% / 21.60 / 0.15
20 / COPA Holding / 1.27m / 10:57 / 26.17% / 82.91 / 3.11
21 / TAM Airlines / 1.22M / MS / -120.07% / -13.77 / -2.94
22 / GOL Airlines / 1.20M / MS / -63.04% / 240.30 / -2.05
23 / Malaysia Airlines / 1.06m / AN / AN / AN / -0.07
24 / JetBlue Airways / 0.96M / MS / -4.24% / 235.67 / -0.18
25 / Turk Havas Yolles / 0.90m / 0.33 / 44.34% / 44.81 / 0.68
26 / AMR body / 0.86m / AN / AN / AN / -2.87
27 / Continental Airlines / 0.85m / MS / -78.94% / 2.15k / -4.06
28 / WestJet Airlines / 0.81M / 7.90 / 15:23% / 41.96 / 0.80
29 / Shanghai Airlines / 0.79M / MS / -127.74% / 2.22k / -0.12
30 SAS / 0.79M / NA / -41.99% / 112.32 / -0.10
31 / EVA Airways / 0.74M / MS / -48.30% / 262.27 / -0.09
32 / Allegiant Travel / 0.65m / 17:47 / 23.30% / -68.85 / 1.99


* All Nippon Airways
PER: Price earnings ratio
ROE: Return on equity
EPS: Earnings per share


*** Info
The Blacklist Committee of European Airlines 2009

via the link below
http://fb-bourse.blogspot.com/2009/07/liste-noire-compagnies-aeriennes-2009. html

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2009 Airlines Blacklist Airlines 2009 Top 30 Airlines 2009

List of air carriers subject to an operating ban general in the EU through the European Commission

List updated on 14/07/2009

corporation name of the airline indicated on its AOC (and name, if different)

Number of Air Operators Certificate (AOC) Number or license

ICAO code of the airline

State Carrier

AIR KORYO Unknown KOR Republic of Korea
AIR WEST CO.. LTD 004 / A AWZ Republic of Sudan
009 AFG Ariana Afghan Airlines Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
MOTOR SICH 025 MSI Ukraine
SIEM REAP AIRWAYS INTERNATIONAL AOC/013/00 SRH Cambodia
Silverback Cargo Freighters from Rwanda Republic Unknown VRB
Ukraine Cargo Airways Ukraine UKS 145
UKRAINIAN MEDITERRANEAN AIRLINES 164 UKM Ukraine
an Air carriers listed Annex A may be permitted to exercise traffic rights by chartering aircraft with flight crew to an air carrier that is not subject to an operating ban, provided that safety standards are met . VOLARE AVIATION ENTERPRISE
143 ERV Ukraine

All Carriers aircraft certified by the authorities of Angola responsible for regulatory oversight (with the exception of TAAG Angola Airlines), namely: Republic of Angola
AEROJET 015 Unknown
Republic of Angola Republic Unknown
AIR26 004
of Angola
AIR GEMINI 002 Unknown Republic of Angola

AIR GICANGO 009 Unknown Republic of Angola

AIR JET 003 Unknown Republic of Angola

AIR NAVE 017 Unknown
Republic of Angola Republic Unknown
ALADA 005
of Angola ANGOLA AIR SERVICES


006 Unknown
Republic of Angola Republic Unknown
DIEXIM 007
of Angola
GIRA GLOBO 008 Unknown
Republic of Angola Republic Unknown
HELIANG 010
of Angola
HELIMALONGO 011 Unknown
Republic of Angola Republic Unknown
MAVEWA 016
of Angola
PHA 019 Unknown
Republic of Angola
RUI & CONCEICAO 012 Unknown
Republic of Angola Republic Unknown
SAL 013
of Angola Republic Unknown
SERVISAIR 018
of Angola
SONAIR 014 / Unknown Republic of Angola


All air carriers certified by the authorities of Benin Republic of Benin responsible for regulatory oversight, namely
AERO BENIN PEA No. 014/MDCTTTATPPR /
ANAC / DEA / CBS
Unknown Republic of Benin

AFRICA AIRWAYS Unknown Unknown Republic of Benin

ALAFIA JET PEA No.
014/ANAC/MDCTTTATPPR /
DEA / CBS Not applicable
Republic of Benin

BENIN GOLF AIR PEA No. 012/MDCTTPPR /
ANAC / DEA / CBS.
Unknown Republic of Benin

BENIN LITTORAL AIRWAYS

PEA No. 013/MDCTTTATPPR /
ANAC / DEA / CBS.
BLA Republic of Benin

COTAIR PEA No. 015/MDCTTTATPPR /
ANAC / DEA / CBS.
Unknown Republic of Benin

ROYAL AIR PEA No. 11/ANAC/MDCTTPPR /
DEA / CBS
Unknown Republic of Benin

TRANS AIR BENIN PEA No. 016/MDCTTTATPPR /
ANAC / DEA / CBS
TNB Republic of Benin


All air carriers certified by the authorities of the Democratic Republic of Congo ( RDC) for regulatory oversight, namely the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
AFRICA ONE 409/CAB/MIN/TC/0114/2006 CFR Democratic Republic


Congo (DRC)
AFRICAN AIR SERVICES

SWITCHING
409/CAB/MIN / TVC/051/09 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC) EAGLE AVIATION
409/CAB/MIN/TC/0042/2006 Unknown Democratic Republic


Congo (DRC)
AIR BENI 409/CAB/MIN/TC/0019/2005 Unknown Democratic Republic


Congo (DRC) AIR
BOYOMA 409/CAB/MIN/TC/0049/2006 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)

14.07.2009 4 / 18
AIR INFINITY 409/CAB/MIN/TC/006/2006 Unknown Republic
Congo Democratic

(DRC)
AIR KASAI 409/CAB/MIN/TVC/036/08 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
AIR KATANGA 409/CAB/MIN / TVC/031/08 Unknown Republic
Democratic

Congo (DRC)
AIR SHUTTLE 409/CAB/MIN/TC/015/2005 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
TROPICS AIR 409/CAB/MIN / TVC/029/08 Unknown Republic
Democratic

Congo (DRC)
BEL GLOB AIRLINES 409/CAB/MIN/TC/0073/2006 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
BLUE AIRLINES 409/CAB/MIN / TVC/028/08 BUL Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
BRAVO AIR CONGO 409/CAB/MIN/TC/0090/2006 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
BUSINESS AVIATION 409/CAB/MIN / Unknown Democratic Republic TVC/048/09


of Congo (DRC) CONGO
BUSY BEE 409/CAB/MIN / TVC/052/09 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
BUTEMBO AIRLINES 409/CAB/MIN / TC/0056/2006 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
CARGO BULL AVIATION

409/CAB/MIN/TC/0106/2006 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
CETRACA
AVIATION SERVICE
409/CAB/MIN / ERC TVC/026/08
Republic of the Congo Democratic


14.07.2009 5 / 18
(DRC)
HCC STELLAVIA 409/CAB/MIN/TC/0050/2006 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
COMAIR 409/CAB/MIN/TC/0057/2006 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
COMPANY

AFRICAN AVIATION (CAA)
409/CAB / MIN / TVC/035/08 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
DOREN AIR CONGO 409/CAB/MIN / TVC/0032/08 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
EL 409 Sat AIRLIFT / CAB/MIN/TC/0002/2007 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
BUSINESS WORLD AIRWAYS
(EWA)
409/CAB/MIN / TVC/003/08 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
ESPACE AVIATION SERVICE

409/CAB/MIN/TC/0003/2007 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
FILAIR 409/CAB/MIN / TVC/037 / 08 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
FREE AIRLINES 409/CAB/MIN/TC/0047/2006 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
GALAXY Kavatsi 409/CAB/MIN / TVC/027 / 08 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
GILEMBE AIR DEFENSE

(GISAIR)
409/CAB/MIN / TVC/053/09 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
GOMA EXPRESS 409/CAB/MIN/TC/0051/2006 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)

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Gomair 409/CAB/MIN / PPV / 045/09
Unknown Republic of the Congo Democratic

(DRC)
GREAT LAKE BUSINESS COMPANY

409/CAB/MIN/TC/0048/2006 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)

Hewa Bora Airways (HBA )
409/CAB/MIN / TVC/038/08 ALX Democratic Republic


Congo (DRC)

INTERNATIONAL TRANS AIR BUSINESS
(ITAB)
409/CAB/MIN / TVC/033/08 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
KATANGA AIRWAYS 409/CAB/MIN/TC/0088/2006 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
KIN AVIA 409/CAB/MIN / TVC/042/09 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
KIVU AIR 409/CAB/MIN/TC/0044/2006 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)

CONGO AIRLINES (LAC) Ministerial

Signature (Ordinance No. ° 78/205)
LCG Democratic Republic


Congo (DRC)
MALU AVIATION 409/CAB/MIN/TVC/04008 Unknown Republic
Congo Democratic

(DRC)
MALILA AIRLIFT 409/CAB/MIN/TC/0112/2006 MLC Democratic Republic


Congo (DRC)
MANGO 409/CAB/MIN AVIATION / TVC/034/08 Unknown Republic
Congo Democratic

(DRC)
PIVA AIRLINES 409/CAB/MIN/TC/0001/2007 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
Rwakabika BUSHI
EXPRESS
409/CAB/MIN/TC/0052/2006 Unknown Democratic Republic

Congo

14.07.2009 7 / 18
(DRC)
SAFARI LOGISTICS SPRL

409/CAB/MIN/TC/0076/2006 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
SAFE AIR COMPANY 409/CAB/MIN / TVC/025/08 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
AIR SERVICES 409/CAB/MIN / TVC/030/08 Unknown Republic
Congo Democratic

(DRC)
SUN AIR SERVICES 409/CAB/MIN/TC/0077/2006 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
SWALA 409/CAB/MIN AVIATION / TVC/050/09 Unknown Republic
Democratic

Congo (DRC)
TEMBO AIR SERVICES

409/CAB/MIN/TC/0089/2006 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
THOM'S AIRWAYS 409/CAB/MIN/TC/0009 / 2007 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
TMK AIR COMMUTER

409/CAB/MIN / TVC/044/09 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC) CONGO
TRACEP
AVIATION
409/CAB/MIN / TVC/046/09 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
TRANS AIR CARGO SERVICES

409/CAB/MIN / TVC/024/08 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
AIR TRANSPORT

CONGO (TRACO)
409/CAB/MIN/TC/0105/2006 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
VIRUNGA AIR
CHARTER
409/CAB/MIN/TC/018/2005 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)

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WIMBA DIRA
AIRWAYS
409/CAB/MIN/TVC/039/08 WDA Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)
ZAABU
INTERNATIONAL
409/CAB/MIN / TVC/049/09 Unknown Democratic Republic


of Congo (DRC)

All air carriers certified by the authorities of Guinea Equatorial responsible for regulatory oversight, namely: Equatorial Guinea
CRONOS AIRLINES Unknown Unknown
Equatorial Guinea CEIBA INTERCONTINENTAL



Equatorial Guinea Unknown CEL
EGAM
Equatorial Guinea Unknown EGM
EUROGUINEANA OF
Aviacion Y TRANSPORTES

2006/001/MTTCT/DGAC/SOP
S
Equatorial Guinea
EUG
GENERAL WORK
Aviacion
002 / Not available ANAC

Equatorial Guinea

GETRA - GUINEA
ECUATORIAL
TRANSPORTED TO
Aereos

Equatorial Guinea 739 GET
GUINEA AIRWAYS 738 Not available

Equatorial Guinea

STAR AIRLINES EQUATORIAL

Unknown Unknown
Equatorial Guinea
UTAGE -
TRANSPORTATION UNION OF GUINEA AEREO

ECUATORIAL

Equatorial Guinea 737 UTG

All air carriers certified by the Indonesian authorities responsible for regulatory oversight, with the exception of Garuda Indonesia, Airfast Indonesia, Mandala Airlines and Ekspres Transportasi Antarbenua including: Republic of Indonesia

14.07.2009 9 / 18 AIR PACIFIC UTAMA
135-020
Unknown Republic of Indonesia
ALFA TRANS
DIRGANTATA
135-012
Unknown Republic of Indonesia
ASCO NUSA AIR 135 -022 Unknown Republic of Indonesia

UPS PUDJIASTUTI Unknown 135-028 Republic of Indonesia

Aviastar Mandiri 135-029
Unknown Republic of Indonesia 121-013
Cardig AIR Unknown Republic of Indonesia

DHABI AIR NUSANTARA

135-030
Unknown Republic of Indonesia
Derai DRY AIR TAXI 135-013 Republic of Indonesia

DERAZONA
AIR SERVICE
135-010
Unknown Republic of Indonesia
Dirgantara
AIR SERVICE DIR
135-014
Republic of Indonesia 135-038
Eastindo Unknown Republic of
Indonesia
GATARE AIR SERVICE

135-018 GHS
Republic of Indonesia
INDONESIA AIR ASIA AWQ 121-009 Republic of Indonesia

INDONESIA AIR TRANSPORT

135-034 IDA
Republic of Indonesia
INTAN ANGKASA
AIR SERVICE
135-019
Unknown Republic of Indonesia
JOHNLIN AIR TRANSPORT

135 - 043 Unknown
Republic of Indonesia 121-037
KAL STAR
Unknown Republic of Indonesia
Kartik AIRLINES 121-003 KAE
Republic of Indonesia KURA-KURA

AVIATION
135-016
Unknown Republic of Indonesia
Lion Mentari
AIRLINES
121-010 LNI
Republic of Indonesia
MANUNGGAL AIR SERVICE

121-020 Unknown République d'Indonésie

Megantara 121-025 Inconnu
République d'Indonésie
pigeon

NUSANTARA AIRLINES 121-002
MNA
République d'Indonésie
Metro Batavia 121-007 BTV République d'Indonésie

WATER MIMIKA 135-007 Inconnu République d'Indonésie

14/07/2009
10/18
NATIONAL UTILITY
Helicopter
135-011 Inconnu
République d'Indonésie
ITS CHARTER AIR

121-022 Inconnu
République d'Indonésie
BUANA
ITS WATER
135-041 Inconnu
République d'Indonésie
COMFORTABLE AIR République
135-042 Inconnu d'Indonésie
PELITA WATER SERVICE PAS 121-008
République d'Indonésie

ALLAH'S UNIVERSE AVIATION
135-026 Inconnu
République d'Indonésie
TEMPLE TOUR
Varuna
135-025 Inconnu
République d'Indonésie
REPUBLIC EXPRESS
AIRLINES
121-040 RPH
République d'Indonésie
RIAU AIRLINES 121-016 Riu
République d'Indonésie
SAMPOERNA ITS WATER

135-036 Inconnu
République d'Indonésie
WING
GARUDA INDAH
135-004 République
Inconnu d'Indonésie
SKY AVIATION 135-044 Inconnu
République d'Indonésie
SMAC 135-015 SCM
Republic of Indonesia Sriwijaya Air
121-035 SJY
Republic of Indonesia
SURVEYOR Udara
PENAS
135-006
Unknown Republic of Indonesia
TRANSWISATA
PRIMA AVIATION
135-021
Unknown Republic of Indonesia
TRAVEL EXPRESS SERVICE AVIATION

121-038 XAR
Republic of Indonesia 135-009
TRAVIS UTAMA Unknown Republic of Indonesia
TRI MG INTRA ASIA

AIRLINES
121-018 TMG
Republic of Indonesia
TRIGANA AIR SERVICE

121 -006 TGN
Republic of Indonesia 135-040
UNINDO
Unknown Republic of Indonesia WING ABADI AIRLINES


121-012 WON
Republic of Indonesia

All air carriers certified by the Kazakh authorities responsible for regulatory oversight (in Republic of Kazakhstan 07.14.2009 11/18 except Air Astana), namely:
Aero Company Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

Aeroprakt KZ Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

AEROTOUR KZ Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

AIR ALMATY-AK 0331-07 LMY Republic of Kazakhstan

AIR COMPANY
Kokshetau
-AK 0357-08 KRT Republic of Kazakhstan

AIR DIVISION OF
EKA
Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

FLAMINGO AIR Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

AIR TRUST
AIRCOMPANY
Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

AK Sunkara
AIRCOMPANY
Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

ALMATY AVIATION Unknown Unknown Republic of
Kazakhstan
ARKHABAY Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

ASIA CONTINENTAL AIRLINES

AK 0345-08 CID Republic of Kazakhstan

ASIA CONTINENTAL
AVIALINES
AK 0371-08 RRK Republic of Kazakhstan

ASIA WINGS-AK 0390-09 AWA Republic of Kazakhstan

ASSOCIATION OF
AMATEUR PILOTS OF KAZAKHSTAN

Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

ATMA AIRLINES AK 0372-08 AMA Republic of Kazakhstan

ATYRAU AYE JOLY AK-JOL 0321-07 Republic of Kazakhstan

AVIA-JAYNAR Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

BEYBARS
AIRCOMPANY
Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

BERKUT AIR / AIR

BEK-AK 0311-07 BKT / BEK Republic of Kazakhstan

BERKUT STATE AIRLINE

AK-0378 to 09 OCI Republic of Kazakhstan

BERKUT KZ Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

BURUNDAYAVIA
AIRLINES AK-
0374-08 BRY Republic of Kazakhstan

Comlux AK-0352-08 KAZ Kazakhstan Republic of

14.07.2009
12/18
DETA AIR-AK 0344-08 DET Republic of Kazakhstan

EAST WING-AK 0332-07 EWZ Republic of Kazakhstan

EASTERN EXPRESS AK -0358 to 08 DSL Republic of Kazakhstan

EOL AIR Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

EURO-ASIA AIR-AK 0384-09 EAK Republic of Kazakhstan

EURO-ASIA AIR INTERNATIONAL

Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

GLIDE EXCELLENT AK-0338-08 EGB Republic of Kazakhstan

FENIX Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

FLY-JET AK KZ 0391-09 FJK Republic of Kazakhstan

IJT AVIATION-AK 0335-08 DVB République du Kazakhstan

INVESTAVIA AK 0342-08 TLG République du Kazakhstan

IRBIS AK-0317-07 TO République du Kazakhstan

Irtysh AIR-AK 0381-09 MZA République du Kazakhstan

JET AIRLINES AK 0349-09 SCO République du Kazakhstan

ONE JET AK 0367-08 JKZ République du Kazakhstan

KAVIASPAS AK 0322-07 KZS République du Kazakhstan

KAZAIR JET AK 0387-09 KEJ République du Kazakhstan

KAZAIRTRANS
AIRLINE
AK 0347-08 Kuy République du Kazakhstan

KAZAIRWEST Inconnu Inconnu République du Kazakhstan

KAZAVIA Inconnu Inconnu République du Kazakhstan

AK-Kokshetau 0357-08 KRT Republic of Kazakhstan

AIR AIRLINE AK-MAK 0334-07 AKM Republic of Kazakhstan

MEGA AIRLINES AK-GK 0356-08 Republic of Kazakhstan

Miras-AK 0315-07 MIF Republic of Kazakhstan

NAVIGATOR Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

OLIMP AIR Unknown Unknown 7/14/2009
Republic of Kazakhstan
13/18

ORLAN 2000
AIRCOMPANY
Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

Pankhi CENTER
KAZAKHSTAN
Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

PRIME AVIATION AK-PKZ 0308-07 Republic of Kazakhstan

SALEM
AIRCOMPANY
Unknown Unknown Republic Kazakhstan's

SAMAL AIR Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

SAYAT AIR-AK 0351-08 SYM Republic of Kazakhstan

SAYAKHAT
AIRLINES AK-
0359-08 Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

SEMEYAVIA Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

SCAT AK-0350-08 VSV Republic of Kazakhstan

STARLINE KZ-AK 0373-08 LMZ Republic of Kazakhstan

Skybus AK-0364-08 BYK Republic of Kazakhstan

SKYJET AK-0307-09 SEK Republic of Kazakhstan

SKYSERVICE Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

TAHMID AIR Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

TULPAR AVIA SERVICE

Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

TYAN SHAN Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

Ust-Kamenogorsk-AK 0385-09 KLA Republic of Kazakhstan

ZHETYSU
AIRCOMPANY
Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

ZHERSU AVIA Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan

ZHEZKAZGANAIR Unknown Unknown Republic of Kazakhstan


All air carriers certified by the authorities of the Kyrgyz Republic responsible for regulatory oversight, namely: Kyrgyzstan MANAS AIR
17 MBB Kyrgyz Republic

14.07.2009
14/18
AVIA TRAFFIC
COMPANY
23 AVJ République
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AEROSTAN (EX
BISTAIR-FEZ
BISHKEK)
08 BSC République
kirghize
CLICK AIRWAYS 11 CGK République
kirghize
DAMES 20 DAM République
kirghize
EASTOK AVIA 15 Inconnu République
kirghize
GOLDEN RULE
AIRLINES
22 GRS République
kirghize
ITEK AIR 04 IKA République
kirghize
KYRGYZ TRANS
AVIA
31 KTC République
kirghize
KIRGHIZSTAN 03 LYN République
kirghize
MAX AVIA 33 MAI République
kirghize
S GROUP AVIATION 6 Inconnu République
kirghize
SKY GATE
INTERNATIONAL AVIATION

14 SGD Kyrgyz Republic

SKY WAY AIR 21 SAB Kyrgyz Republic

AIRLINES TAKE 26 TEB Kyrgyz Republic

Trast AERO 05 TSJ Kyrgyz Republic

VALOR AIR 07 Unknown Kyrgyz Republic


All air carriers certified the Liberian authorities responsible for regulatory oversight of Liberia

All air carriers certified by the authorities of the Republic of Gabon responsible for regulatory oversight (with the exception of Gabon Airlines, Afrijet SN2AG) to namely: Republic of Gabon
AIR SERVICES SA 0002/MTACCMDH/SGACC/D Unknown Republic of Gabon

AIR TOURIST (ALLEGIANCE)
0026/MTACCMDH/SGACC/D
TA
NIL Republic of Gabon

NATIONAL AND REGIONAL


TRANSPORT (NATIONAL)
0020/MTACCMDH/SGACC/D
TA
Unknown Republic of Gabon

SCD AVIATION 0022/MTACCMDH/SGACC/D
TA
Unknown Republic of Gabon

SKY GABON 0043/MTACCMDH/SGACC/D
TA
SKG Republic of
Gabon
SOLENT AVIATION
GABON
0023/MTACCMDH/SGACC/D
TA
Unknown Republic of Gabon


All Carriers aircraft certified by the authorities of Sierra Leon responsible for regulatory oversight, namely: Sierra Leone
AIR RUM, LTD DUR Unknown Sierra Leone

DESTINY AIR SERVICES, LTD
Unknown DTY Sierra Leone
Heavylift Cargo Unknown Unknown Sierra Leone
ORANGE SIERRA LEONE LTD AIR

Unknown ORJ Sierra Leone

PARAMOUNT AIRLINES, LTD
Unknown PRR Sierra Leone SEVEN FOUR EIGHT

AIR SERVICES LTD
Unknown SVT Sierra Leone
Teebah AIRWAYS Unknown Unknown Sierra Leone

All air carriers certified Swaziland authorities responsible for regulatory oversight, namely: Swaziland
AERO AFRICA (PTY) LTD

Unknown RFC Swaziland
JET AFRICA SWAZILAND

Unknown OSW
Swaziland Royal Swazi National Airways

CORPORATION
Unknown RSN Swaziland
SCAN AIR CHARTER, LTD

Unknown Unknown
Swaziland Swazi Express
Unknown SWX
AIRWAYS SWAZILAND Swaziland

AIRLINK
Unknown SZL Swaziland
14.07.2009
All air carriers certified by the authorities of Zambia responsible for regulatory oversight, namely: Zambezi Airlines Zambia
Z/AOC/001 / 2009 Unknown Zambia

Source: European Commission list
http://ec.europa.eu/transport/air-ban/list_fr.htm
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methods to measure size of An airline, so different lists of the World's Largest airlines are available. This list Ranks airlines, is based Market Capitalization as of 07/20/2009.
This method identifies Air China, Singapore Airlines and Ryanair as the top three airlines listed on stock market.

Top 30 Airlines 2009 by market capitalization

Rank / Company / Capitalization in billions € / PER / ROE / Net debt to Shareholder equity / EPS
Bloomberg 07-20-2009

1/ AIR CHINA / 8.79B / NA / -36.09% / 252.49 / -0.08
2/ SINGAPORE AIRLINES / 7.82B / 15.46 / 7.31% / -18.50 / 0.43
3/ RYANAIR / 4.72B / NA / -3.37% / 18.37 / -0.06
4/ LUFTANSA / 4.27B / 14.90 / 4.37% / 5.16 / 0.63
5/ CATHAY / 4.04B / NA / -19.26% / 92.82 / -0.20
6/ ANA* / 3.96B / NA / -1.10% / 231.15 / -0.04
7/ CHINA EAST AIRWAYS / 3.71B / NA / NA / NA / -0.33
8/ SOUTHWEST AIRLINES / 3.68B / 23.40 / 0.89% / 29.95 / 0.02
9/ JAPAN AIRLINES / 3.43B / NA / -44.09% / 323.72 / -0.23
10/ DELTA AIRLINES / 3.32B / NA / -148.81% / 2.33k / -4.11
11/ CHINA SOUTHERN / 3.19B / NA / -50.06% / 527.95 / -0.06
12/ LAN AIRLINES / 2.99B / 13.66 / 31.94% / 271.62 / 0.66
13/ QANTAS AIRWAYS / 2.96B / 7.23 / 10% / 59.77 / 0.17
14/ AIR FRANCE KLM / 2.63B / NA / -10.49% / 99.68 / -2.76
15 / Hainan Airlines / 2.05b / MS / -20.78% / 374.34 / -0.04
16 / British Airways / 1.81B / MS / -15.93% / 129.04 / -0.38
17 / Korea Airlines / 1:55 P / IN / -53.95% / 337.22 / -18.06
18 / IBERIA / 1.50B / 47.28 / 1.79% / -83.63 / 0.03
19 / Easyjet / 1.42B / 29.58 / 3.68% / 21.60 / 0.15
20 / COPA Holding / 1.27B / 10:57 / 26.17% / 82.91 / 3.11
21 / TAM Airlines / 1.22B / MS / -120.07% / -13.77 / -2.94
22 / GOL Airlines / 1.20B / MS / -63.04% / 240.30 / - 2:05
23 / Malaysia Airlines / 1.06B / AN / AN / AN / -0.07
24 / JetBlue Airways / 0.96B / MS / -4.24% / 235.67 / -0.18
25/ TURK HAVA YOLLAR / 0.90B / 0.33 / 44.34% / 44.81 / 0.68
26/ AMR CORP / 0.86B / NA / NA / NA / -2.87
27/ CONTINENTAL AIRLINES / 0.85B / NA / -78.94% / 2.15k / -4.06
28/ WESTJET AIRLINES / 0.81B / 7.90 / 15.23% / 41.96 / 0.80
29/ SHANGAI AIRLINES / 0.79B / NA / -127.74% / 2.22k / -0.12
30/ SAS / 0.79B / NA / -41.99% / 112.32 / -0.10
31/ EVA AIRWAYS / 0.74B / NA / -48.30% / 262.27 / -0.09
32/ ALLEGIANT TRAVEL / 0.65B / 17.47 / 23.30% / -68.85 / 1.99


*All Nippon Airways
PER : Price earnings ratio
ROE : Return on equityEPS : Earnings per share annualised
EPS : Earnings per share annualised

Thursday, July 16, 2009

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Quotes Exchange

compendium of quotations on the Bourse

"A lifetime of horrible flights, either on the corner of the woods, armed robbery, as the noble adventurers of old, but correct in modern villain, in the bright sun of the Exchange, in the pocket of poor gullible among the collapse and death. "
Emile Zola, L'Argent, 1891

" The Exchange is an institution like the Church, as the Barracks ... Quacks prevailing there are nefarious scoundrels, but it is impossible to speak ill so their dupes exceed in infamy. "
Georges Darien, The Thief, 1897

" We flew to the Exchange as one is killed in war, by people we do not see. "
Alfred Capus, Your Money or Your Life, 1900

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Citations Joseph Schumpeter

compendium of quotations from Joseph Alois Schumpeter (1883-1950), Austrian economist famous for his theories of economic fluctuations, the creative destruction and innovation

"The new is not out of the old, but appears next to the former, it faces competition to ruin him. "
Joseph Schumpeter, The Theory of Economic Development, 1911/1926

" You can become entrepreneurs by becoming a debtor before. Debt belongs to the essence of the business and nothing abnormal. "
Joseph Schumpeter, The Theory of Economic Development, 1911/1926

" The contractor [...] is the revolutionary economy. "
Joseph Schumpeter, The Theory of Economic Development, 1911/1926

" Profit is not an annuity. It is not a capital gain. It is the expression of the value created by the contractor, quite as well as the salary is the expression of the value created by the worker. "
Joseph Schumpeter, The Theory of Economic Development, 1911/1926

" It is a fact that the fundamental mistakes we committed in economic analysis today are more often due a lack of historical experience and any other gap in the training of economists. "
Joseph Schumpeter, The Theory of Economic Development, 1911/1926

" The term of magnitude must surely be applied to the message of Marx. "
Joseph Schumpeter, Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy, 1942

" Capitalism, it is stable economically, and even if he wins again in stability, created by streamlining the human spirit, a mentality and a lifestyle inconsistent with its own basic conditions, with your inner motivations and social institutions necessary for its survival. It will be transformed, not by economic necessity and the same price in all probability a few sacrifices in terms of prosperity and well being in a different entity that can be baptized or not socialism that is felt by the taste and we accept that vocabulary. "
Joseph Schumpeter, Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy, 1942

" Trade restrictions of a cartel and those consisting merely tacit collusion on the price competition may, in cases of depression, provide effective remedies. "
Joseph Schumpeter, Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy, 1942

" If there are only small businesses, we remain in the zone of constant returns. The economy is likely to remain in steady state [...]. Instead, large companies ... will take the initiative to progress by funding research. "
Joseph Schumpeter, Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy, 1942

" We have to recognize that the giant company eventually became the engine as powerful of this progress and, in particular, the long-term expansion of total production. "
Joseph Schumpeter, Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy, 1942

" The fundamental impulse that sets and keeps the capitalist engine in motion is printed by the new consumer goods, new methods of production and transportation, new markets, new types of industrial organization - all elements created by capitalist initiative. "
Joseph Schumpeter, Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy, 1942

" Unity perfectly bureaucratized giant industrial eliminate not only, by expropriating their owners, companies small or medium, but ultimately, it also eliminates the contractor and expropriated the bourgeoisie as a class known to lose, by This process not only income but also what is infinitely worse, its raison d'etre. "
Joseph Schumpeter, Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy, 1942

" This process of creative destruction is the fundamental fact of capitalism and all companies must, willy-nilly, to adapt. The same blow is thrown overboard the traditional operation of the competition. [...] The price variable ceases to hold its dominant position. For in reality, it is the competition inherent in the appearance of a product, technique, etc.., That counts. That is to say, competition that affects not only the profit margins, but the very existence of existing firms. "
Joseph Schumpeter, Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy, 1942

" Economists [...] think they have been at the bottom of it soon when they interpreted the behavior of firms applying year, based on observed data, the principle of profit maximization. "
Joseph Schumpeter, Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy, 1942

" The role of the entrepreneur is to reform or revolutionize the routine production by exploiting an invention or, more generally, a possible new technique. "
Joseph Schumpeter, Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy, 1942

" Since Keynes, it is possible to admire Marx while still considering his social vision was false and that each of the concerns is misleading. "
Joseph Schumpeter, History of Economic Analysis, 1954

" Queen Elizabeth owned silk stockings. Completion capitalist does not specifically involved in providing more of these queens there, but putting them within reach of factory workers in exchange for quantities of work constantly decreasing. "
Joseph Schumpeter, History of Economic Analysis, 1954

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Citations David Ricardo

compendium of quotes David Ricardo (1772-1823), English economist. He is one of the most prominent representative of the classical school and also one of the great economic theorists. His major work
Principles of Political Economy and Taxation was published in 1817.

"As to other contracts, wages should be delivered to the open competition and free market, and never being hampered intervention by the Governor. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" We calculated that, under favorable circumstances, the population could double in twenty-five years. But in circumstances equally favorable, the national capital could well have doubled in less time. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" I hope to have succeeded in proving that any tax that may cause an increase in wages will be paid through a lower profits, and therefore a tax on wages is really a tax on profits. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" A tax on wages does not weigh on the owner, but he carries on the profits of capital. It does not oblige the master manufacturer to see a profit on the price of his goods, because it will not increase the price, and must therefore pay in full, and without compensation, while the burden such a tax. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

"Everyone is free to employ his capital as he pleases, it is natural that seeks to place as the most advantageous, it will not be satisfied with a profit of 10 percent, if, for another job, he can shoot 15 percent. This desire worried, as any capitalist to abandon an investment less lucrative for another who is more tends singularly to establish equality in the rates of all profits, or to fix the proportions so that Interested individuals can estimate and compensate them any advantage that one would have or appear on another. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" In all the rich countries, there are a number of men called capitalists, they do not trade, and they live in the interest of their money, which is used to discount commercial paper, or on loan to the class most industrious state. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

"The capitalist who seeks a more profitable use for its funds, must of course weigh all the advantages that a kind of industry can have on another. For this reason, it could give a more profitable use of his money to another job which would offer greater security to property, convenience, or advantage real or imaginary. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" This is not the payment of interest on the national debt, which burdens a nation, and it does is not by suppressing the payment to can be relieved. Only through savings on income and reducing expenditure, the national capital may increase, and the annihilation of the national debt would do nothing to increase income or reduce expenses. Is the profusion of government spending and private, are loans that deplete a country, therefore, any measure which may tend to encourage the economy of the government and a nation of individuals relieve the weight of a burden overwhelms him in removing the top class of society that must bear the pose to another which, after all fairness, must bear its share. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" You get the metal, and all other objects, through work. The nature of the product, the truth, but it is the work of the man who pulls them from the bosom of the earth, and prepares them for our use. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" The tax can never be so evenly distributed it affects the same proportion to the value of all things, keeping them all in the same relative value. He often acts through its indirect effects, in a manner that falls far from the views of the legislature. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" The desire that every man has to maintain its rank in the world, and keep intact his fortune, that the Most taxes are paid by income, they are, in fact, sitting on the capital or income. Consequently, as taxes increase, and government spending, the annual expenditure of the nation must fall, unless the people can not increase its capital and income in the same proportions. It is in the interest of any government to encourage this disposition in the people, and never to raise taxes that will inevitably reach the capital, for one attack and the fund for the maintenance industry, and it decreases hence the future production of the country. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" The tax is that portion of the product Earth and the industry of a country that provides the government. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" As the company progressed, the more natural the price tends to rise, because one of the major commodities that regulate the natural price tends to overbid, given the greater difficulty in acquiring it. However, improvements in agriculture, the discovery of new markets where we can draw supplies may, for some time, object rising commodity prices, and may even lower their natural price. The same causes will produce a similar effect on the natural price of labor. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" The natural price of any commodity, - raw and primitive work excepted - tends to decline as a result of increasing wealth and population, for though one hand, their real value increases by the rising price of natural raw materials, inflation is more than offset by the improvement of machinery, by a better division and distribution of work, and the growing ability of producers in the science and the arts. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" Capital is that part of the wealth of a nation that is used for production. It consists of raw food, clothing, tools and utensils, machinery, raw materials, etc.. ; Needed to make work productive. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

"So the desire to any capitalist to divert its funds to a specific job to another more lucrative, which prevents the current price of goods to stay long much above or much below their natural price. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" Things once they are recognized as useful by themselves, derive their exchangeable value from two sources: rarity, and the amount of work necessary to acquire them. "
David Ricardo Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

"If one considers that the acreage remains the same and that increases the number of workers on this earth, will increase the harvest obtained to a lesser extent than the increase in manpower. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" The pension is not a component of the price of the goods. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

"I take it that any significant changes that occur in the relative value of goods due to greater or lesser amount of work required, from one period to another, to produce them. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" It's the cost of production which ultimately determines the price of goods. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" Because each capitalist wishes to divert its capital to more profitable jobs, prices of goods on the market does not remain long beyond or below their natural price. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" If a tax, as heavy as it is, levied on income, not capital, it does not reduce request, but does that change the nature. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" To make a sustainable wealth, abolish our prohibitions and our limitations, and stop to thwart the benevolent wisdom of Providence. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" Suppose two workers knowing one another and make shoes and hats: one of them can excel in both trades, either by making hats, he wins over his rival as a fifth or 20%, while working on shoes, he has an advantage over him by a third or 33%. Would it not in the interest of both the worker dressed as himself over entirely the state of shoemaker, and less adroit than hatter? "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" But though I regard the work as the source of all value and its relative amount as the measure that rule almost only the relative value of the goods, do not believe that I did not pay attention to different kinds of labor and the difficulty of comparing an hour or a day dedicated to a certain kind of industry, work with the same period devoted to a other production. The value of each kind of work is fixed soon, and it is with sufficient precision to meet the practical requirements: it depends heavily on the comparative skill of the worker, and the activity with which he worked . The comparative scale once formed, is liable to little variation. If the day of a worker in jewelry worth more than an ordinary worker, the proportion determined long recognized and retained his place in the scale of values. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Economics Policy and Taxation, 1817

"If the amount of work is fixed in a thing, which adjusts its exchange value, it follows that any increase in the amount of this work must necessarily increase the value the object to which he was employed, and as any reduction in the same work should reduce the price. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

" The products of the earth, that is to say everything is removed from its surface by the combined efforts of work, machinery and capital, is divided between three classes of the community know: the landowners - the owners of the funds or assets necessary for the cultivation of the earth - the workers who cultivate it. "
David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, 1817

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Citations John Keynes

compendium of quotes John Maynard Keynes (1883-1946), British economist and financial. His major work was: "The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money." He advocates a regulation of capitalism by interventionism States in the economy in a recession or economic boom through cyclical economic policy. For him, markets do not balance automatically. It is thus opposed to the "classical school".

Lenin reportedly said that the best way to destroy the capitalist system is to address its currency. [...] He was right. There is no more subtle, safer and more discreet to overthrow the existing order of society that vitiate its currency. "
John Meynard Keynes, The Consequences Economics of Peace, 1919

"The best estimate I can venture is that whenever you save five shillings you deprive a man working for a day. "
John Meynard Keynes , Essays on Money and the Economy, 1923-1931

" In the long run we are all dead. "
John Meynard Keynes, A Tract we Monetary Reform, 1923

" A banker is supposed unfortunately developed a banker who sees the danger coming and spreads, but a banker who, when he ruin the fact of how Orthodox and conventional, together with his colleagues, so we can not blame him. "
John Meynard Keynes, The consequences for banks of falling currency values, 1931

" An act of individual saving means - so to speak - a decision not to dine today. But it does not necessarily imply a decision to order a dinner or a pair of shoes a week or a year later. "
John Meynard Keynes, The Listener, January 14, 1931

" Every man laid off [...] cause, in turn, increased unemployment among workers who have produced what he can no longer afford. And so the situation is getting worse in a vicious circle. "
John Meynard Keynes, The alternative: save or spend, radio-broadcast speech, 1931

" The patient does not need rest. He needs the exercise. "
John Meynard Keynes, The alternative: save or spend, radio-broadcast speech, 1931

" The long term is a poor guide to current affairs. In the long run we are all dead. Economists set a task [...] not very useful if we can only say that when the storm passed, the ocean is flat again. "
John Meynard Keynes, The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, 1936

" Supply creates its own demand. "
John Meynard Keynes, The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, 1936

" It is unlikely that the influence of banking policy on the rate of interest sufficient to induce the flow of investment to its optimum value. "
John Meynard Keynes, The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, 1936

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Citations Joseph Stiglitz

anthology of quotations Joseph Eugene Stiglitz (1943 -): Economist, political adviser in the Clinton administration (1995-1997) and vice president and chief economist of the World Bank (1997-2000). He received the Nobel Prize in Economics in 2001.

"The fact is that the state plays a prominent role in all societies: the question is not whether there should be government intervention in economic activity, but what is the role of State. "
Joseph Stiglitz, Whiter socialism?, 1996

" We can not be assured in general that private production is necessarily than public production. "
Joseph Stiglitz, Whiter socialism?, 1996

" Looking at the IMF as if its purpose was to serve the interests of the financial community, there is a meaning to his actions which would otherwise seem contradictory and intellectually incoherent. "
Joseph Stiglitz, Globalization and Its Discontents, 2002

" It was not the first time that the IMF inspired riots, and if his advice had been followed more widely, there were probably more. "
Joseph Stiglitz, Globalization and Its Discontents, 2002

"Few people today defend this great hypocrisy is pretending to help developing countries so they are forced to open their markets to products of advanced industrial countries, which in turn themselves continue to protect their own markets. These policies are likely to make the rich richer and the poor poorer and angrier. "
Joseph Stiglitz, Globalization and Its Discontents, 2002

" No idea was more powerful than the invisible hand of Adam Smith. "
Joseph Stiglitz When capitalism loses his head, 2003

"One of the reasons why the invisible hand is invisible, maybe it does not exist. "
Joseph Stiglitz When capitalism loses his head, 2003

" September 11 showed an even darker side of globalization. Terrorism also easily crosses borders. Its roots are complex, but the despair and mass unemployment prevailing in many countries of the world will offer fertile ground. "
Joseph Stiglitz When capitalism loses his head, 2003

"The war may be necessary to the security of the country. But it is not good for the economy, either in the short term or long term. "
Joseph Stiglitz When capitalism loses his head, 2003

" With globalization, we are all interdependent. We used to say when the U.S. sneezes, Mexico catches a cold. Today when the U.S. sneezes, much of the world catches the flu, and current problems of America are far more serious than just sniffles ... "
Joseph Stiglitz When capitalism loses head, 2003

"The macroeconomic analysis as a specific branch of economic analysis of the publication date of the General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money by John Maynard Keynes in 1936 ... But modern macroeconomics as a discipline that seeks to understand why the economy is experiencing episodes like the Great Depression and why employment and production have fluctuated over time, begins with Keynes. "
Joseph Stiglitz, Principles of modern economics, 2004

" The economy is not a zero sum game. We can restructure globalization for the benefit of all. "
Joseph Stiglitz, Another World, 2006

" Politicians and economists who promise that trade liberalization will improve the lives of all are impostors. "
Joseph Stiglitz, Another World, 2006

" By being exempt from paying the damage they inflict on the environment, U.S. companies actually receive a grant. "
Joseph Stiglitz, Another World, 2006

"What we live is not only a crisis of the financial system, but a crisis of deterioration of wealth in general. "
Joseph Stiglitz, interviewed in" The world of books "on LCI, January 2009.

"The results of the G20 have been curbed by the influence of Wall Street. There is really no real desire to overcome the factors that contributed to the crisis. Certainly, we know that Lawrence Summers and Timothy Geithner, who have been staunch advocates of deregulation in the past, today pleaded for a significant strengthening regulation. The intentions are good. But this may be purely cosmetic. So far, there is no certainty that the products will be handled on exchanges rather than an OTC market. At this stage neither the U.S. nor the G20 does offer something very compelling in terms of regulation. "
Joseph Stiglitz, interviewed by Pierre de Gasquet about G20 London Les Echos, April 2009

" The worst is behind us actually. The worst are the weeks that followed the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers in September 2008. From these experiences that lead to think. The act, for example, that finance is a means and not ends. "
Joseph Stiglitz, interviewed by Jean-Gabriel Fredet about the crisis in Challenges, August 27, 2009

" We have expanded the safety net of the welfare state enterprises as ever. I hope this thread will regain its original target: ordinary citizens. "
Joseph Stiglitz, interviewed by Jean-Gabriel Fredet about the crisis in Challenges, August 27, 2009

" Those who lost their life savings will regained a normal life that within one to two years. In four years we will have just returned. But we remain below the level that would have been if we had pursued a steady course rather than the path of speculation. "
Joseph Stiglitz, interviewed by Jean-Gabriel Fredet about the crisis in Challenges, August 27, 2009

" The goal of growth is to improve our quality of life, that of green growth, improve our quality of life. The debate on growth and ecology is a false dichotomy. "
Joseph Stiglitz, interviewed by Jean-Gabriel Fredet about the crisis in Challenges, August 27, 2009

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Citations Jean Baptiste Say

Anthology quotes Jean Baptiste Say (1767-1832), French industrialist and classical economist. In 1803 he published his Treatise on Political Economy which has a significant success. It is famous for his law of markets (or Say's Law). He was a popularizer of Adam Smith.

"So there is actually producing wealth where it is created or increased utility. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

"Lowering taxes, increasing public enjoyment, increases tax revenues. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

" When a man sells to another any product it sells is the utility into the product, the buyer do not buy that because of its usefulness, the use he can do. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

" Money is the car products. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

"Any savings, while increasing capital, prepares an annual gain in perpetuity, not only to those who made this accumulation, but all the people whose industry is set in motion by this portion of the capital. It prepares an annual interest to the capitalist who has savings, and annual profits to the industrious work she does. Perpetually consumed, it is many times shown to be consumed again, as the profits it creates. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

"It is fortunate that the personal interest ever before to the conservation of private capital, and that at no time can distract a lump productive employment, without depriving themselves of adequate income. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

" Men also are much better ways to achieve a certain goal, when the goal is near, and that their attention is always the same side. Most discoveries, even those that scholars have made, should be attributed originally to the subdivision of work, since it is a result of this subdivision that men are busy looking at some branches of knowledge exclusively to all others, which enabled them follow them much further. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

" A man who does, throughout his life, that the same operation, certainly succeeds to perform better and more quickly than another man, but at the same time it becomes less capable of any other occupation, either physical or moral; off his other faculties, and the result is degeneration in man considered individually. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

" You can take the consequence, therefore, is that the industry of a nation is not bounded by the extent of its territory, but by the extent of its capital. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

" The fund, capital and industry are sometimes combined in the same hands. A man who cultivates his own expense the garden belongs to him, has the money, capital and industry. He, alone, the benefit of the owner, the capitalist and industrious man. The Grinder, which carries an industry where there must be no land, carrying on his back all his capital and his industry at his fingertips: he is both an entrepreneur, capitalist and worker. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

" Finally, it is not true that Colbert had ruined France. It is a fact, on the contrary, under the administration of Colbert, France came out of the misery which had plunged two regencies and a bad rule. It was, indeed, then ruined again, but it is the glitz and the wars of Louis XIV that he must impute this evil, and similar expenses of the prince proves the extent of resources that Colbert had procured . "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

" The object of economic science is the knowledge of the laws that govern the formation, distribution and consumption wealth. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Catechism of Political Economy, 1821

" What do you mean by utility? I hear that quality possessed by certain things that we can use in any manner whatsoever. Why the usefulness of something she did that thing of value? Because the utility makes it desirable, and leads men to make a sacrifice to possess. It does nothing for what is good for nothing, but it gives a certain amount of things you have (a certain quantity of silver coins, for example) to get the thing one feels the need. That's what makes its value. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Catechism of Political Economy, 1821

" Henry IV was not one of the least despotic kings of France, yet France and prospered under his rule, because you don ' not bothering to individuals. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Cours Political Economy, 1840

" The mere fact of the formation of a product opens, diced very moment, an outlet for others. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Cours economy Policy, 1840

"best of all plans of finance is to spend little, and best of all taxes is the smallest. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Cours Political Economy, 1840

" Adam Smith did not embrace the whole phenomenon of production and consumption of wealth, but he has done so much, that we must be entered for him recognition. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Cours Political Economy, 1840

" The perfection of the administration is to administer low. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Course of Political Economy, 1840

"Entrepreneurs industry may have very little knowledge, but it takes a decision to serve on the knowledge and talent that circulate in society, and to apply them to creative use. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Cours Political Economy, 1840

" The sales and purchases are in the reality of trade in goods. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Cours Political Economy, 1840

"When a baker burn wood to cook his bread, he consumes reproductively, because it adds to her bread all the value it takes away from its timber. But we burn wood for heat is consumed unproductively, because it does not burn this value overrides the value of wood. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Cours Political Economy, 1840

" What we teach economics? It teaches us how wealth is produced, distributed and consumed in society. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Cours economy Policy, 1840

"It's partly because we invented the plow it was permissible for men to develop the arts and all kinds of knowledge. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Cours Political Economy, 1840

Straight Shotacon Kid

Quotes Jean Baptiste Say

Quotes Jean Baptiste Say (1767-1832), French classical economist and businessman. In 1803, he published The Treatise on Political Economy. Say It Was Most Famous work. Say He Is Originated law (deriving their supply Its Own Demand).

"So there is actually producing wealth where it is created or increased utility. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

" Lowering taxes, increasing public enjoyment, increases tax revenues. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

" When a man sells to another any product it sells is the utility that into the product, the buyer does not buy that because of its usefulness, the use he can do. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

" Money is the car products. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

" Any savings, while increasing capital, prepares an annual gain in perpetuity, not only to those who made this accumulation, but to all the people whose industry is set in motion by this portion of the capital. It prepares an annual interest to the capitalist who has savings, and annual profits to the industrious work she does. Perpetually consumed, it is many times shown to be consumed again, as the profits it creates. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

" It is fortunate that the personal interest ever before to the conservation of private capital, and we can under no time entertainment capital of productive employment, without depriving themselves of adequate income. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

"Men also are much better ways to achieve a certain goal, when the goal is near, and that their attention is constantly turned the same side. Most discoveries, even those that scientists have made, should be attributed originally to the subdivision of work, since it is a result of this subdivision that men are busy looking at some branches of knowledge exclusively to all other , which allowed them to follow them much further. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

"A man who does, throughout his life, that same operation succeeds are sure to run better and more quickly than another man but at the same time it becomes less capable of any other occupation, whether physical or moral; off his other faculties, and the result is degeneration in man considered individually. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

" You can take the consequence, therefore, is the industry of a nation is not limited by the extent of its territory, but by the extent of its capital. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

" The fund, capital and industry are sometimes combined in the same hands. A man who cultivates his own expense the garden belongs to him, has the money, capital and industry. He, alone, the benefit of the owner, the capitalist and industrious man. The Grinder, which carries an industry where there must be no land, concerns his back while his capital and his industry in his fingertips: he is both an entrepreneur, capitalist and worker. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

" Finally, it is not true that Colbert had ruined France. It is a fact, however, that under the administration of Colbert, France came out of the misery which had plunged two regencies and a bad rule. It was, indeed, then ruined again, but it is the glitz and the wars of Louis XIV that he must impute this evil, and similar expenses of the prince show the extent resources that Colbert had generated. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Treatise on Political Economy, 1803-1826

" The object of economic science is the knowledge of the laws that govern the formation, distribution and consumption of wealth . "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Catechism of Political Economy, 1821

" What do you mean by utility? I hear that quality possessed by certain things that we can use in any manner whatsoever. Why the utility of a thing that does it something of value? Because the utility makes it desirable, and leads men to make a sacrifice to possess. It does nothing for what is good for nothing, but it gives a certain amount of things you have (a certain quantity of silver coins, for example) to get the thing one feels the need. That's what makes its value. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Catechism of Political Economy, 1821

" Henry IV was not one of the least despotic kings of France, yet France and prospered under his rule, because you don ' it bothered not individuals. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Cours Political Economy, 1840

" The mere fact of the formation of a product opens, diced very moment, an outlet for others. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Cours Political Economy, 1840

" best of all plans of finance is to spend little, and best of all taxes is the smallest. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Cours Political Economy, 1840

" Adam Smith did not embrace the whole phenomenon production and consumption of wealth, but he has done so much, that we must be entered for him recognition. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Cours Political Economy, 1840

" The perfection of the administration is to administer low. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Cours Political Economy, 1840

" Entrepreneurs industry may have very little knowledge, but it takes a decision to use knowledge about and talents that circulate in society, and to apply them to designs utility. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Cours Political Economy, 1840

" The sales and purchases are in the reality of trade in goods. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Cours Political Economy, 1840

" When a baker burn wood to cook his bread, he consumes reproductively, because it adds to her bread all the value that it takes away from its timber. But we burn wood for heat is consumed unproductively, because it does not burn this value overrides the value of wood. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Course of Political Economy, 1840

"What we teach economics? It teaches us how wealth is produced, distributed and consumed in society. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Cours Political Economy, 1840

" It's partly because we invented the plow it was permissible for men to develop the arts and all types of knowledge. "
Jean-Baptiste Say, Cours Political Economy, 1840

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Safenet Sentinel Wikipedia

Citations Milton Friedman

compendium of quotes from Milton Friedman (1912-2006), American economist, Nobel Prize in Economics in 1976. It is famous for his work on the currency. He was an ardent defender of liberal ideas.

"The state has the sole function of protecting our liberty against foreign enemies and against our citizens themselves: it maintain law and order, it enforces private contracts, and promotes competition. "
Milton Friedman, Capitalism and Freedom, 1962

" That does not mean that unions do not have their importance. As industrial monopoly, they play a significant role in making significant and many different wage rates that the market alone would establish. "
Milton Friedman, Capitalism and Freedom, 1962

" It is necessary to adopt a stable price level as at the time, goal of monetary policy, guide and criterion for success. "Milton Friedman
, Prices and Economic Theory, 1962

" The only way to keep a volume of unemployment below the natural rate is an acceleration in inflation continues, in which inflation effective is always ahead of expected inflation. "
Milton Friedman, Price and Economic Theory, 1962

" The prices convey information, they encourage resource users to be guided by this information, and encourage owners of these resources consider this information. "Milton Friedman
, Prices and Economic Theory, 1962

" Inflation is like alcoholism. When a man engages in a drinking bout, the same evening it feels good. Only the next day he feels bad. "
Milton Friedman, Inflation and Monetary System, 1968

" The only way for the Government to fight against inflation is to spend less and make less money. The only remedy is to reduce the increase in the quantity of money. "
Milton Friedman, Inflation and Monetary System, 1968

" The way to deal with inflation is to stop all spending. "
Milton Friedman, Inflation and Monetary System, 1968

" Set prices, and problems will multiply, leave prices to determine for themselves, and the problems disappear like magic. "
Milton Friedman, Inflation and Monetary System, 1968

" Economists do not need to know a lot. But we know one thing: how to cause shortages and surpluses. "
Milton Friedman, Inflation and Monetary System, 1968

" I oppose any government interference in the economy. "
Milton Friedman, interview of Que Pasa (Santiago), 1975

"One of the biggest mistakes is possible to judge a policy or program on their intentions, not results. "
Milton Friedman, interview with Richard Heffner show Open Mind, 1975

" History is clear: there is no way [...] to improve the situation of ordinary people who happen the ankle productive activities released by a system of free enterprise. "
Milton Friedman television interview with Phil Donahue, 1979

" Competitive market, when left running, protects the consumer better than all the government machinery came successively superimposed on the market. "
Milton Friedman, Free to Choose, 1980

" Inflation is a dangerous and sometimes fatal disease. "
Milton Friedman, Free to Choose, 1980

" The fear of tax audits, the stifling bureaucratic harassment of the state are powerful weapons against freedom of speech. "
Milton Friedman, Free to Choose, 1980

"A society that puts equality before freedom will end up having neither equality nor freedom [...] A society that puts freedom above all things will eventually get, without having sought greater equality in along with more freedom. "
Milton Friedman, Free to Choose, 1980

" The real issue raised by most critics of advertising is not the fact that advertising manipulates the taste but the fact that the general public tastes are detestable - ie different tastes of the critics. "
Milton Friedman, Free to Choose, 1980

" The Federal Reserve has probably caused the Great Depression by contracting the volume of money in circulation by one third between 1929 and 1933. "
Milton Friedman interviewed on National Public Radio, 1996

" Ordinary citizens live much better than in capitalist countries in the communist countries. "
Milton Friedman, Two Lucky People, 1998

" Despite my strong disagreement with the authoritarian political system of Chile, I do not see what is wrong, an economist, to provide technical economic advice to the Chilean government. "
Milton Friedman, Two Lucky People, 1998

" Using the amount of money as a goal has not been a success. Today, I'm not sure I would recommend it as strongly as in the past. "
Milton Friedman Interviewed in the Financial Times, 2003

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

What Makes A Dogs Hemocratic High



The doctor's bag for the Big Shot
is $ 77
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Monday, July 6, 2009

Rome Total War No Prior

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