Como se combate o populismo? "Com eleições", responde Fukuyama

[GAB]

Deve haver excepções á regra não?

Sou "direito".

[Stratega]

É, ñ é?...
Eu tb era ambidextra, mas forçaram-me a esquecer este meu lado canhoto da vida...
Já ñ sei escrever...
Bahhhh!

[lazarus]

Scapper: so de 2%!

[ScrappeR]

Mas que raio eu sou ambidextro... :/ Tb tenho direito ao bonus?

[Barra]

Tenho aqui um pequeno com 1 ano e meio, que é canhoto. Vou já perdir-lhe as projecções para o futuro.

Mais, vou agarrar-lhe o braço e forço-o a clicar com a mão esquerda dele nas ordens de compra e venda pela net.

Just Joking

[San]

Interessante. Sou canhoto.

[costarios]

4% a mais? UAU!

Ao fim de 20 anos...

Vou já aprender a escrever com a mão esquerda!

[drivingsouth]

Pelos vistos os "canhotos" fazem melhores negócios Tenho q confirmar s o meu saldo está maior...

http://finance.yahoo.com/columnist/arti ... ddesk/1502

Shake With Your Right Hand, Make Money With Your Left
by Daniel Pink

Tuesday, November 15, 2005
[Daniel Pink] For the past decade, I've earned a living by studying how other people earn a living. As a result, I've developed a robust appetite for lengthy, data-stuffed, equation-choked papers by labor economists. But for you, Dear Reader, I'll make things easy. Here are the key points from four of the more interesting studies I've encountered recently:

* "Stable marriage can increase the financial prosperity of couples and improves the lives of American children, including those being raised by same-sex couples." (Brookings Institution)
* As many as 20 percent of wives now make more money than husbands. (St. Louis University)
* Self-employed people are more optimistic than wage-earners. (Duke University, National Bureau of Economic Research) And optimism has been generally linked to higher earnings.
* Left-handers earn 4 percent more than right-handers. (University College, Dublin)

So here's my foolproof advice for a strong financial future: Marry a left-handed entrepreneur.

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