Business trip to India pics
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YAh. so putting them below poverty line helps? what rubbish and nonsense!Originally posted by Oh Maria:the problem is the seregation found in India between the rural world and the developed. they have their own roles to play which contributes to their growth.
An example will place can be very developed by 10 top people only and the rest 90 people working on a lower level who are somehow related to the developing entity or not at all. -
seriously...say wat u have to say... dun keep me away from my SB.
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*munching popcorn supporting campy on the sideline*
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a lot of stuff u learnt in textbooks do not necessarily always may apply in reality.
Ask a seasoned business man and he will know. Much of it depends on the present "image" of the "premises" on the mind of a businessman. A businessman eyes instant growth first at the moment rather than future growth because the future is uncertain to begin with. -
Boys and Girls its time to sleep tomoro got school and work
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Its may not apply...but ITS NEEDED!!... if u claim to be a businessman, i think its time for you to reach ur textbooks. clearly... getting info last min from the net wouldnt help.Originally posted by Oh Maria:a lot of stuff u learnt in textbooks do not necessarily always may apply in reality.
Ask a seasoned business man and he will know. Much of it depends on the present "image" of the "premises" on the mind of a businessman. A businessman eyes instant growth first at the moment rather than future growth because the future is uncertain to begin with.
and clearly... being a clone in this forum doesnt help too. and calling people idiot doesnt too... if u r a businessman...u shld know wad ppl want. and ppl want u to stop wadever u r doing just now. but u didnt. u continued like some old hag clones!!
and tat makes u a lot of an idiot than anyone of us here. -
u cant even answer a simple question, why are u still here?
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Are u just a textbook smart student who never stepped into the real world?Originally posted by mhcampboy:Its may not apply...but ITS NEEDED!!... if u claim to be a businessman, i think its time for you to reach ur textbooks. clearly... getting info last min from the net wouldnt help.
and clearly... being a clone in this forum doesnt help too. and calling people idiot doesnt too... if u r a businessman...u shld know wad ppl want. and ppl want u to stop wadever u r doing just now. but u didnt. u continued like some old hag clones!!
and tat makes u a lot of an idiot than anyone of us here.
come down to reality. A lot of factors one such as OIL are the major contributing factors. Sociology does not really matter to capitalists who seek to earn big bucks.
Explain to me the case of India with its poor how it achieved that level of economic growth. I really wan to see yr explaination . I am waiting. -
Here's an article to wake u up
Three arguments about rational choice theory in sociology
Three arguments
This essay will present three arguments:
1. That rational choice models are valuable in sociology because they provide a "rule of thumb" about how an action is chosen (a mechanism). Though, rational choice models are limited because they take many factors, such as preferences, as given. So, to explain preferences one must use other models.
2. That rational choice models are useful in explaining social exchange in the sense that the choice of action in an interactive situation is often governed by attempted maximization according to aims. However, once again it only models the mechanism taking certain factors as external (such as aims and the meaning of an action). So, once again, other theories are needed to explain the aims and meanings that govern the situation (such as Symbolic Interactionism).
3. That rational choice models very good at explaining how the problem of collective action may exist and be solved.
The value of rational choice models
Aim of sociology: Liberate or Explain
The value of a model depends on what one wants the model to do. This creates a problem because people with different conceptions about the aim of sociology would judge the value of models differently. For example, Jon Elster believes that the ultimate aim of sociology is to increase freedom in society. With this aim rational choice models are very valuable because they focus on intentional choice between alternatives. This implies that being conscious of the alternatives increases freedom. However, the people who argue that the aim of sociology is to describe how society works (i.e. maximise the explanatory power) would put larger emphasis on how choice is governed by internalised norms, thus leaving individuals few or no alternatives. On this view a rational choice model would be of less value since it does not account for the formation of preferences (which could be governed by a dominant ideology). So, the first point is that the value of any model, including rational choice, depends on the aim of the model. -
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A grade kids out there, step out to the real world and u will know if u can perform as well as your a grade paper u wrote.
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i wonder why a "businessman" will engage in cloning and excessive posting of bollywood threads, in that case i rather be a A grade student.
by the way u doing wat business? mamashop? -
money changerOriginally posted by Kawazoe:i wonder why a "businessman" will engage in cloning and excessive posting of bollywood threads, in that case i rather be a A grade student.
by the way u doing wat business? mamashop? -
Hahaha.... so smart in trying to put me in a spot. but nope...its not working. I cant explain. because if i could i have thousands of words and pages to type out.Originally posted by Oh Maria:Are u just a textbook smart student who never stepped into the real world?
come down to reality. A lot of factors one such as OIL are the major contributing factors. Sociology does not really matter to capitalists who seek to earn big bucks.
Explain to me the case of India with its poor how it achieved that level of economic growth. I really wan to see yr explaination . I am waiting.
u see... tat level of growth is nothing. get it...N.O.T.H.I.N.G!
i will explain fully if u tell me...the country has escaped its poor mark!!
but NO. the country is still poor!!... thats my main point!... its poor. u wana tackle the issue abt growths to me?? clearly ur fundamental on economics and government physics fail!!
yikess...u r such a goner. listen here...i already mention just now... im having fun at SB.... don be a bugger! -
YawnnNN....too bad u r not an A student. step out of sgforums pls... since u already know...no one here likes u....Originally posted by Oh Maria:A grade kids out there, step out to the real world and u will know if u can perform as well as your a grade paper u wrote. -
real world is not textbooks. Plain jane and simple.
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Sgforums dont like u. Plain jane and simple.
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Singapore is not Europe. No way u can feel the european way of life here. go back india la u!! plain jane and simple.
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i think we officially won the case
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fuh!!...5 pages...not bad!! finally....Originally posted by Kawazoe:i think we officially won the case -
look the point i am trying to make is tha India's economy seems to free from the classic influencing factors and that seems to be a good thing.
Like i said earlier the socio consensus does not hamper their growth and that should be the ideal model of any economy.
It is time those useless textbooks needed to be re-written, -
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In your mind that is.Originally posted by Kawazoe:i think we officially won the case
and i am afraid u failed to see the real world picture. I just explained to u on the above post.
Now u still havent answered my Q. explain their growth with all that socio consensus that u gave. -
Now u still havent answered my Q. explain their growth with all that socio consensus that u gave.
u lack of sleep becum cok ah? Look at who u quote and who u are talking to, dun anyhow shoot your arrow. -
ideal model of any economy??Originally posted by Oh Maria:look the point i am trying to make is tha India's economy seems to free from the classic influencing factors and that seems to be a good thing.
Like i said earlier the socio consensus does not hamper their growth and that should be the ideal model of any economy.
It is time those useless textbooks needed to be re-written,
u do realise the government is borrowing money?? hahah u make me lauf...shoo