Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Global talent pools and Entrepreneurs

Talents are not limited in one nation, but available worldwide. Google has focused its new funds of starts-up in London, can explain such investment strategies. London has a high immigrant population as well as diverse cultural environment. Such advantages can be boosted by flexibility and internally flowing capitals at London stock and currency exchange markets.

Capital markets have connected available funds to serve market demands, especially loans and bond buying transactions. JPMorgan & Chase has built its name in U.S. and Europe for centuries. China's banks and financial firms have accumulated their cash and funds over the last three decades. Underwriting and partnership are all sharing profit procedures and strategies to connect markets to markets. Expertise and global business networks also seek sustainable values from each member or partner in such deals.

President Obama and his job creation plan of $447 billion can diffuse economic and confident powers into U.S. market and interdependent markets for weeks to come. If breaking the number of $447 billion into corporate market capitalization and sales revenues, it will create a couple of multinational corporations with the total workforces of more than 1 million employees. But President Obama does not found new companies because he can pump money into stagnant economic sectors for new business orders and production capacity. If consumers continue buying, saving and investing, U.S. market will soon resume its positive economic growth.  

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