Q. Your views please..
Thanks.
Thanks.
A. It's tough to say. Yes, I do believe the global economy can have a sustained recovery but I do worry about Europe and the US (Canada, Australia and other Western Nations too).
The problem is that the stimulus took the place of the consumer and has tried to get the consumer back in shopping malls. With this recession, consumers have cut back and started to save money and pay down their debt.
The cutbacks by consumers have a huge impact on economies that rely heavily on consumption for economic growth.
Some of the government programs have managed to get consumers buying some items (such as cars). But all the data and reports given out by companies recently suggests that they are making money by cutting costs and not by increased sales which are flat.
So in a sense, the world will recover with developing economies such as China, India and Brazil leading the way.... BUT developed economies such as America, and the European Union will probably lag with slow growth or almost no growth.
Ed seems to think consumer confidence will return, he could very well be right. I have my doubts though... the American (and Western) consumer is still very much in debt and shell shocked after the financial crisis. I do believe consumer confidence will eventually return but it's going to take at least another year for things to really pick up.
The problem is that the stimulus took the place of the consumer and has tried to get the consumer back in shopping malls. With this recession, consumers have cut back and started to save money and pay down their debt.
The cutbacks by consumers have a huge impact on economies that rely heavily on consumption for economic growth.
Some of the government programs have managed to get consumers buying some items (such as cars). But all the data and reports given out by companies recently suggests that they are making money by cutting costs and not by increased sales which are flat.
So in a sense, the world will recover with developing economies such as China, India and Brazil leading the way.... BUT developed economies such as America, and the European Union will probably lag with slow growth or almost no growth.
Ed seems to think consumer confidence will return, he could very well be right. I have my doubts though... the American (and Western) consumer is still very much in debt and shell shocked after the financial crisis. I do believe consumer confidence will eventually return but it's going to take at least another year for things to really pick up.
How many DVDs should I need for windows7 backup?
Q. I have a Desktop with win7 OS.I want a permanent backup of my system on DVDs.How many DVDs should I need for windows7 backup?Plz answer! Is it possible to have backup on double layer DVDs?
A. using dvds or external hdd is not the best way because a sudden crash may lead losing all your vital data and system windows files. DVDs are the worst case scenario for doing backups.
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How much does a PC-3000 system (used for data recovery) from DeepSpar.com cost?
Q. It's not listed on their website. I've only read that "it's expensive".
I'm interested in starting a small data recovery service and apparently the Deepspar PC-3000 system really makes the impossible possible.
Just looking for price info. Thanks!
*** Update ***
I found out from DeepSpar that the device costs $10,000 USD. That's what "it's expensive" means, apparently.
I'm interested in starting a small data recovery service and apparently the Deepspar PC-3000 system really makes the impossible possible.
Just looking for price info. Thanks!
*** Update ***
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North America
DeepSpar, ACE Data Recovery Engineering Inc, Canada
Tel: +1.613.225.6771
Fax: +1.613.225.7766
E-mail: info@deepspar.com
Web: http://www.deepspar.com
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