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cualquier cantidad de lameculos se estan reuniendo en el paraiso comunista
4812139 2 years ago
Hmmm... ahora entiendo usuario 4812139, te la pasas poniendo escupitajos verbales en todas partes! ¿Necesitas atencion? ¿Mami no te dio suficiente? ¿Qué necesita el niño? Pobre APV debes tener una vida tan, pero tan infeliz... regalando tu obscuridad por aqui y por alla! Bien por tí... que no vas a llegar a ninguna parte iluminadita!
nosimporta 2 years ago
GlobalAntehems ...cuando vino Raúl ???...jajaja en el 1955 fue la última vez ...
mangosta1962 3 years ago
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4. according to a new study by Insead, the Paris-based business school. The UK is the world's 4th most innovative economy, ranking behind Germany and Sweden, according to Insead's Global Innovation Index, released in New Delhi.
BUT El Rafi goes to Cuba, a country that ranks amongst the least innovative countries in the world!! I guess he went there to ascertain how to manage extreme poverty and deprivation in a Latin American environment, just in case....!!: HE FUCKS UP ECUADOŔs ECONOMY!!
maribelamor 3 years ago
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3. In both cases, China is ranked above India. Input includes institutions & policies, human capacity, general ICT infrastructure, market & business sophistication - factors that create a suitable environment and trigger innovation in a country. Output consists of knowledge, competitiveness and wealth, which gets better if a nation is innovative. The US, despite its current economic woes, remains the world's most innovative economy, with unrivalled business sophistication and competitiveness,
maribelamor 3 years ago
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2. Malaysia and China are ranked 25th & 37th in the index. India has slid to the 41st place from 23rd last year. GII uses data compiled by various international agencies including the World Bank and the World Economic Forum. The index has two pillars, input and output, which are further divided into various sub-sectors or variables. As per the survey, India is at the 49th position in terms of the overall input pillars index and is ranked 34 when it comes to the overall output pillars index.
maribelamor 3 years ago
1. Singapore Makes It To Top 10 In Global Innovation Index (GII). Singapore is one of only 3 Asian economies that have been featured among the top 10 in the GII, 2008-09. This is according to a study, which was jointly conducted by the Confederation of Indian Industry and Insead Business School, released in New Delhi on Tuesday. South Korea was the other Asian country which made it to the top 10 list, reported Press Trust of India. Japan has slipped from fourth position to the ninth.
maribelamor 3 years ago
ugh!
maribelamor 3 years ago