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Economics
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World Media Completely and Utterly Incompetent
The world media is purporting that the United States of America is dying on the vine and bankrupt. Calling them a Paper Tiger like the Chinese did a couple of decades ago. Where is this garbage coming from? Al Jazeera?
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Will the United States Economy Implode?
Some very negative people and anti-US folks believe that indeed the United States of America is on the verge of Bankruptcy, cannot control its Hispanic Populations
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Debating the Value of Corporations with an Anti-Globalist
We often here of anti-US, anti-World Bank, anti-Corporation and anti-Globalists attacking the system and calling foul. Claiming that there are a few out raping the world for excessive profits. But as we read in Ayn Rand the capitalist entrepreneur
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The Babu and the Market
Where is the smart money from the U.S heading to these days? Will it yield an attractive return (ROI)? Find out business nuances of one of the world's most attractive markets.
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Complaining About Fuel Prices as History Repeats? Lance Rants
In 2000 and 2001, which really in the timeline of our civilization is more like yesterday fuel prices were a disaster in CA, we had a mandatory diesel engine emissions statue for vehicles over 14,500 GVW. And EPA causing underground tanks to be dug up everywhere.
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250 Million Cars in America and that is a Lot of Gasoline Demand
Many Americans cannot understand the supply and demand issues with oil companies or why the price of gasoline has gone up so drastically. They do not seem to want to accept the fact that there is a finite supply and any one time in the pipeline both literally and figuratively.
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U.S. and Canada Agreement Resolving Softwood Lumber Trade Dispute
United States of America along with Prime Minister Harper of Canada have finally agreed-upon a favorable resolution to the softwood lumber trade dispute between the two countries. It is essential that the United States and Canada have a level playing field and fair trade.
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Portuguese Market
General economic indexes Portuguese market:
Located in the South-Western Europe Portugal serves as a gateway to Europe. Its GDP equals to 188,700,000,000 USD, GDP per capita equals 17,900 USD; inflation rate equals to 4.4 percent, unemployment rate equals to 4.4 percent, Portuguese external debt equals to 13,100,000,000 USD. Portugal is a member of European Union since the previous century.
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Economy of Thailand
One of the prosperous East Asian economies is the economy of Thailand. It has achieved impressive growth rates. This growth per capita has remained positive for several decades. In Thailand the state has intervened in economy, but in a passive way.
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Foreign Demand May Jeopardize Uranium Supply for U.S. Utilities
We discussed with Jeff Combs, the Ux Consulting president, from which countries future uranium supplies may come, and who is going after those supplies more aggressively. He warns about the risks and rewards of Kazakhstan and Mongolia, looks to Africa for supplies, and talks about Russia’s expansion.
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The Inflation Disaster; Can It Be Averted?
You see, there is a difference between artificial inflation of a mandatory commodity in an economy and actual real inflation and the two need to be separated and studied as separate animals. I hope you under stand this Ben.
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Economic Considerations; Car Rental Agencies and the US Automakers
How much does the car rental industry sector affect the US Automakers sales volumes? Well you might be surprised how much really, especially in the pre-2000 years. Now many car rental corporations buy many foreign models as well. You see the Rent-A-Car Industry has been changing rapidly lately.
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Economics of the Travel Industry and High Fuel Prices
Many have not considered fully the costs on our over all economy on high fuel prices? One obvious sector is the travel industry as automobiles, airlines and such are deeply impacted and costs go way up whether you are a family going on vacation or deciding to travel to see relatives via an airliner.
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