Notes1 It is generally accepted that research, in all of its diverse modalities, is an excellent indicator of the socioeconomic level of a nation, as well as of its future direction. It is also evident that, since research is deeply rooted in the society in which it is engrained, it also reflects its values and […]
Corrigendum: Comments on “Actuarial Model of the Impact of Linking Economic Variables to a Life Survival Function” by Donate-Armada
Notes1 In order to fully appreciate the significance of the vast contribution this work is making towards providing a clear understanding of the difficult situation traversed by the Cuban nation today, a brief background discussion leading to the introduction of Donate- Armada’s theme, development and conclusions is a clear necessity. The commentary will be direct […]
FAR: Mastering Reforms
More than 15 years ago, something very important began to take shape. The Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias (FAR) began to restructure their industries and services. Such changes became to be known as perfeccionamiento empresarial (managerial improvement). No one paid too much attention to this development at the time despite of its tremendous importance. Nowadays, and especially […]
Models of Development and Globalization In Cuba
A model is a simplification of reality by which specific characteristics are taken out of their context for analytical purposes. Globalization is a recent process that is linking societies beyond the nation-state’s limits through massive ways of consumption, communications, capital and credit management that supersede former borders and pervade political, social and cultural spheres. At […]
Comments by William E. Kost on “Cuba Market Potential for U.S. Livestock Genetics in a Free Market Cuban Economy” by Ross and “Differences in Agricultural Productivity in Cuba’s State and Nonstate Sectors: Further Evidence” By Alvarez
I have been asked to discuss two papers: Jim Ross’ “Cuba Market Potential for U.S. Livestock Genetics in a Free Market Cuban Economy” and José Alvarez’s “Differences in Agricultural Productivity in Cuba’s State and Nonstate Sectors: Further Evidence”. Both papers are quite good and raise some important issues. Given the limited time available, I’ll confine […]
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