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INFO-GRAPHIC: The Cost of U.S. Inaction & Under-Investment in Infrastructure
The American Society of Civil Engineer‘s Failure to Act economic report series shows the economic consequences of continued under investment in our nation’s infrastructure, and the economic gains that could be made by 2020 in terms of GDP, personal disposable income, exports, … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, News and politics, Trends
Tagged American Society of Civil Engineer, Brazil, Business, Civil engineer, economic consequences, Economic growth, economic report series, economy, Germany, Gross domestic product, infrastructure investment, Mexico, personal disposable income, United States
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TOP 10 Countries with the MOST Public Debt as % of GDP 2011 (YTD)
France is taking a crash course in global recession 101 as it struggles to maintain its prized AAA credit rating and help support the European Union’s interconnected banking system. So far, the Gallic government has yet to start writing checks … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, News and politics, Trends, World / International Affairs
Tagged BBC, European Union, France, Germany, Government debt, Greece, Gross domestic product, Ireland, Italy, Japan, PIGS, Portugal, Standard & Poor
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U.S. Economic Health Slightly Better than Previously Thought
Economic growth remained very weak in the second quarter, but was slightly better than previously thought, according to the government’s final reading on U.S. economic health. Gross domestic product, the broadest measure of the nation’s economy, grew at a 1.3% … Continue reading
Preserve the US’s Strength as the World’s only Leading Superpower
The US spends almost as much on the military as the rest of the world combined. Preserving the US’s Strength as the World’s only Leading Superpower from Greg in SD on Vimeo. Protecting America Requires a Strong Defense and preserving … Continue reading
INFO CHART: History of the United State’s GDP growth since 1923
Gross Domestic Product (GDP): Gross National Product MINUS any payments on foreign investments. The monetary “value” of all of a nation’s goods and services produced within a nation’s borders and within a particular period of time, such as a year. … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, History, News and politics, Trends
Tagged Ben Bernanke, Debt-to-GDP ratio, Economic growth, Federal Reserve System, Goods and services, Great Recession, Greece, Greenwich Mean Time, Gross domestic product, Gross national product, United State, United States, United States Economy, United States public debt
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Consumer Attitudes About U.S. Economy Do Not Align With Rate of China’s Surge
Image via Wikipedia PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY – By 52% to 32%, Americans are more likely to name China than the United States as the leading economic power in the world today, with Japan a distant third at 7%. This is … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, News and politics, Technology & Science, Trends, World / International Affairs
Tagged Asia, China, Current Population Survey, Economic power, Economy of the People's Republic of China, Economy of the United States, European Union, Gross domestic product, Opinion poll, SAP AG, Stock market index future, The Gallup Organization, United States, World Affairs
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CHART: China’s Central government debt; total (% of GDP)
Central government debt; total (% of GDP) in China. http://www.tradingeconomics.com/iframe/chart.aspx?url=/china/central-government-debt-total-percent-of-gdp-wb-data.html Source: tradingeconomics.com
Any US budget deal will work; just do it!
As the debt negotiators square off in Congress, much attention will focus on the size of the 10-year budget deal they come up with. As almost everyone agrees, there is much more risk of doing too little than too much … Continue reading
