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Debt Rules The World

Total world debt is triple total world gross domestic product. The world owes someone $200,000,000,000, two hundred Trillion dollars. If Continue reading →

Saving Which Middle Class

The middle class drive the economy. The poor are spending everything they have, and still don’t add up to much. Continue reading →

The Economy Improves But For Who

The economy is improving. Corporate profits say so. But, GDP is not hitting its targets, and wages are lagging both. Continue reading →

Swiss Franc Creates Mortgage Crisis

The Swiss Bank untied the Swiss Franc from the Euro. The Swiss aren’t part of the EU, but much of Continue reading →

The 1% In Income US State By State

In even the most egalitarian state in America, 1% of the people make about 13% of the income. In the Continue reading →

The Epic Financial Hack Threat

Anything digital can be hacked. That’s the basis of cyberwar and cyberterrorism. One very large, very critical digital system is our Continue reading →

Millions Rising Past Poverty

Low income Americans and Europeans may feel there is no progress being made against poverty, but across the rest of Continue reading →

Income If Inequality Stalled In 1973

If today’s income inequality was scaled back to income inequality from 1973, Nixon’s era, the 1% would be making about Continue reading →

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