Recent content by W. Weatherford

Thank you for your analysis. You are correct; this is certainly a complex subject and one that is becoming increasingly interesting. I will be sharing your analysis with others for conversation purposes only, of course, but I'm sure it will spark a spirited debate. Your suggestion...

If your research into the economic effects of a nuclear event, even if only a scare, results in a book or opinion paper, I would be very interested in acquiring a copy. This is becoming an increasingly interesting topic, and apparently you have done some research. In addition, if you find...

I'm sorry. I'd like to clarify what I wrote previously. I meant to write that I doubted North Korea was the real nuclear power and that South Korea was at least as well armed as the North. Compared to others, I'm only a beginner concerning this particular issue, but what I have read so...

South America, I have followed you to another blog site, namely, Brazil magazine. I'm not sure that I understand your point of view after reading your latest opinion on that site. Are you now of the belief that the possession of nuclear weaponry is good for North Korea? I'm confused by the...

I have faith the markets can handle most natural disasters because we have experience with such variables, and the risk is usually limited or regional in scope. However, most of us have little experience in measuring the reaction of the world's markets to the exposure of a nuclear exchange...

Ricardo. Your accuracy when it comes to predicting the future may leave a lot to be desired. However, your central point is interesting and worthy of contemplation. What would happen if a calamity occurred such as a nuclear war, even a limited one as might occur on the Korean peninsula...