Economics Of The Billionaires

Slim,Gates and Buffet are the wealthiest men of 2010.
This is according to Forbes analysis.



Slim is a Mexican telecom tycoon,the first one from a developing nation to head to the top..He,at 70. is the most unostentatious person, working from his office ,buying out business in crisis,earning good results.He rose to the top from the third position.


Bill Gates , ths software wizard, who was in top for a couple of years, is no longer the world's richest man.

Warren Buffet , has come out as the third richest man in the world.

Thus goes the ranking,and the difference between the first and second is just .5billion.
Not much  of a difference, but worthy for a ranking.


The economics ,of the richest goes without saying, is one of deep analysis, right investment,  exact management, and fine performance.
When it rains we have to put forth a bucket ,not a thimble, calls Buet.
True ,in times of recession the wealthiest raked up gold ,while their counterparts were gathering wool.
While the rest were groaning and mourning, the fortunate, rather can we call them as the pushers made quick and shrewd moves to earn revenue,.
Earn they did, in shares ,which had a grumpling setback, bought failing companies, invested in lesser  known  criteria.
A well balanced investment,with a tinge of apprehension, dotted by a daring activity had created wonders.


No economists  could frame a rule for such upsurge.
No research could model a doctrine for such a hype.
It is a precious achievement of the individual.
It is a prosperous creation of the human brain.