No bodies life is stable. There is always ups and down. Every body is facing lots of problem almost everyday. When the problem or accident will come, how it can come nobody hasn’t got any idea. You may get ill or fall in a accident, your family could be danger, it is you can imagine [...]
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Posted by admin on April 22nd, 2012
Trading has always been a part of economy. In ancient time men were used to go to one place to another with their local products tosell and buy others. As the time goes on this trade has changed its color. It has got lots of variety now. But the international trading is something that you [...]
Effect of debt default on the US job market
Posted by admin on October 28th, 2011
The businesses are still suffering from the aftermath of the recent economic depression and the US debt default has worsened the situation. The job market is in an alarming state as economic conditions have not revived post recession. The investors are struggling in this economy because of the financial depression as the US government has [...]
US Unemplyement Rate Highest in 7 Months
Posted by admin on December 14th, 2010
The US unemployment rate rose to 9.8% in November, the highest rate since April, the US Labor Department has said, raising fears about the strength of the country’s economic recovery. Just 39,000 jobs were created last month, below analysts’ expectations. In October, 172,000 jobs were created. Stocks markets fell sharply after the figures were published. [...]
IATA Raises Profit Forecast by 70% for 2010
Posted by admin on December 14th, 2010
The International Air Transport Association (Iata) has said airlines will make a record $15.1bn (£9.5bn) this year – 70% more than its last forecast made just three months ago. In September it said the total airline profit for 2010 would be $8.9bn. The body says the change in forecast is down to higher-than-expected passenger numbers. [...]
Economic Effects of the WWII on Britain (in short)
Posted by admin on May 19th, 2010
1. Many men went to fight – women did their work. This had a long-term effect upon women’s lib, although any gains seemed to evaporate straight after the war, when the men came back and many women went back to the kitchen. However, many of the leaders of women’s lib in the 1860s had begun [...]
Market Monitoring: A Tool for the Single Market
Posted by admin on April 26th, 2010
Economic integration within the EU has come a long way. The vision of people, goods, services and capital moving around freely within the Single Market has been made reality in many domains. This has been good for Europe. Individuals can live, work, study or retire in any EU country. Consumers have a wider choice of [...]
USA Losing Confidence in Free Market Capitalism
Posted by admin on February 3rd, 2010
The news from America this week should have been about Hurricane Ike, the 900-mile-wide monster which crashed into Texas leaving millions of people without power as far north as Ohio. Instead it was of another hurricane, a financial one, of similarly biblical proportions. But unlike Ike, this one was caused by people. Greedy, overcompensated ‘Masters [...]
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