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$770 Million Is A Start! But It Will Take More
President Bush announced that he will give $ 770 million in aid to the world food program. I read the article with much delight and thought finally we are starting to make strides concerning the crisis.
Anthony Jackson
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What You Should Know About Food Security
Do you know what is really implied by the term "food security"? Do you know who are the key organizations supporting international food aid? What can you do to help sustain food security? Did you know having sufficient food is not always equal to food security? In this article, the writer answers all these questions for readers to understand the situation better.
Yeo Teck Wei
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Demand For Short Breaks Increase For Money Conscious Briton
The dire May public holiday weather and torrential downpours which met workers on their way back to the factories on Tuesday, following an extended weekend, has led to a hefty increase in orders for holidays overseas. Many people it seems are trying to dodge the unpredictable weather of the UK and go somewhere hot and sunny. Over the course of the bank holiday and particularly around Tuesday lunch time, online travel websites like, First Choice, lastminute.com and Thomson experienced...
Amy Whittingham
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Capitalism at Its Best
They say that love is what makes the world go around. On the other hand, they also say that money is what makes the world go around. So who is right?
Kamyar Shah
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The Real US Economy
The U.S. created 17.6 million jobs between 1993-98, and created only 3.7 million jobs between 2001-06. However, U.S. real GDP growth was only slightly higher from 1993-98 than from 2001-06. So, the U.S. became much more productive in the 2000s, i.e. using fewer inputs to produce more output. In 2006, only 13 million U.S. workers were needed to produce $5 trillion in U.S. manufacturing output. So, much fewer inputs were needed for a given level of output in the 2000s compared to the 1990s.
Arthur Eckart
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How Will The US Economy Recover?
The US is currently dealing with the fallout from the mortgage crisis. The article looks at the current state of the US economy.
Ki Gray
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Understanding Inflation In Economics
Inflation is a sustained increase in the general price level. It means that there will be an increase in the cost of living and people will need more money to buy the same goods. A look at how it is measured and some of the costs it imposes on society.
Richard Pettinger
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Did Bear Stearns Fall Or Was It Pushed? How Insider Trading Looted Shareholders And Taxpayers
Who was bailed out, Bear Stearns or JPMorgan? The evidence for illegal insider trading
Ellen Brown
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If You Teach a Cannibal to Eat With a Fork, Have You Made Any Progress?
The economy is souring. For executives whose agencies run one or more retail thrift stores, early, purposeful action can actually expand business. It's all about the discretionary income principal.
Rus Kinzinger
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You Cannot Predict a Housing Bottom
This essay, more than most, is going to generate some controversy and criticism. But someone needs to say it. You cannot call a bottom in housing.
Graham Summers
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