Archive for 6月 3rd, 2010

Stable Economy – 15 Ways to Create and Sustain an Economy

A stable economy is one of the chief contributors to the feeling of well being and safety among individuals. We believe that each one of you can make a small difference in your own way to ensure that the economy of the future will be stable and safe.

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Renewable Energy Cost – Can the Common Man Afford It?

There has been a lot of focus on producing electricity from renewable energy sources due to mounting costs and bills. There is also a serious dearth for fossil fuels and hence people are beginning to look for alternate sources of energy which is cheap, convenient and environment-friendly. Let us take a look at the renewable energy cost and if it is indeed affordable for the common man.

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Summer Time – A Night to Live

This is not a story; ask those who are living it. I never had so many friends, wishing me a good night.

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Ups & Downs in the US Economy – A Mixed Bag For the US Economy

The economic news for the US in November 2009 was a mixed bag of good and not-so-good news. While new factory orders surged, pending home sales homes fell sharply. This is truly a mixed bag as a surge in new factory orders suggests that industry expects consumer demand to pick up and on the other hand a more than expected drop in sale of pre-owned homes suggests a sluggish consumer sentiment.

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Ups & Downs in the US Economy – A Mixed Bag For the US Economy

The economic news for the US in November 2009 was a mixed bag of good and not-so-good news. While new factory orders surged, pending home sales homes fell sharply. This is truly a mixed bag as a surge in new factory orders suggests that industry expects consumer demand to pick up and on the other hand a more than expected drop in sale of pre-owned homes suggests a sluggish consumer sentiment.

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Wall Street Exposed Long Before It Hit the Fan

Big publishers want to sell already big names; discovering new ones is not in their wheelhouse. Are they responsible for the problems in the financial markets? Of course not, but they do have a perverse, if indirect, impact. By constantly publishing the same Wall Street friendly message, they contribute to the brainwashing.

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China – The Next Ill-Wind?

It’s been one world economically, a global village, for years now. The competition between major countries is no longer fought on the high seas, or on land with vast armies, but in board rooms and markets.

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Different Pokes For Different Folks – Everyone Does Not Lust to Be Wealthy

I have heard it said so many times, “that if you make a nice garden, everyone else in the street will try to have a nice garden too”. Everyone else isn’t like the person who says that, and they should not assume that this is so. People can admire things without lusting after them.

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State Budgets in Crisis – More Unemployment Ahead

Since the beginning of the current recession, state revenues from taxes, fees, etc., are down dramatically. Models of state government that had been the way things operated since the 50′s and 60′s are often outdated and expensive. Many solutions, some radical but most not so, are being looked at all over the country. No matter what happens, one of the major results is going to be loss of jobs among state employees.

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Q3 GDP Growth Review – Is US Economy Headed Out of Recession?

A pall of gloom seemed to have hit the US economy, with the US commerce department revising downwards, Q3 GDP growth estimates at an annualized rate to 2.2%, from the earlier 3.5%, which had been revised downwards to 2.8%. This suggests that the US economy did not grow as fast as earlier estimates had implied, dampening the positive mood that the economy had swung into.

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