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Economics
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Capitalism Rocks and Socialism Crushes; Film at 11 PM
How can we explain to the American People that socialism is dangerous and leads to collapses in Civilization, less choice, less opportunity and utter chaos as it declines? How can we show the rest of the world by leading by example that Communism pushes people down and capitalism pushes people up.
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Subtract Mexican Aid by the Amount Illegal Aliens Send Back Home
Some believe there are many as 24 million illegal aliens and illegal immigrants from Mexico in the United States of America who have come over the U.S. Mexican border. If this number is true then we have a real problem, but even other estimates put the number of illegal aliens at 12 million plus 6 million overstayed visas.
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Synchronizing North American Holidays
North American Holidays, so that we are all on the same page? If they celebrate ours, we will celebrate theirs and we may have to adjust ours by a week or two to make them all jive but it would be a good idea and a way to add holidays. Why do you ask?
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Cancel the National Credit
When your teenagers behave irresponsibly with their credit privileges, you tear up their cards, if you love them. If you love your humble public servants, you do quite the same.
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Vending Machines
A vending machine is a combination of different products. The machine itself could be compared with the smallest scale supermarket without a sales force.
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The Wall - Will It Solve The Problem?
Architecture is about design, building and about transforming space into something that is of functional use... And that is what is going on at the border with Mexico...
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How Soon Will Saudi Arabia Turn to Nuclear Energy?
How soon with Saudi Arabia join the nuclear club? You might be surprised with our investigation. How will this change the world's energy picture? Water desalination will be the driving force behind Saudi's entry into nuclear energy.
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GDP and GDP Per Capita Since NAFTA
NAFTA's effect on Canada is a hotly debated issue. To establish the real impact of the North American Free Trade Agreement (what a mouthful!), I'm looking at economic indicators and sociological measures. Here's the first piece, considering the data on GDP.
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China and India Increase CO2 By Almost 25%
Many are not aware of the increases from China and India in their contribution to the CO2 and pollution. In the decade between 1992 to 2002 their greenhouse gas emissions were up by 15% alone. But sense 2002 they are up another 10% and many criminologists are concerned.
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Airline Economics: Consumer Buying Behavior and Ticket Price Increases
As fuel costs mount many airlines are forced to raise ticket prices. Currently airlines are indeed enjoying a robust economy and filled seats with business and consumer travelers, but they are also forced to raise ticket prices and there is a fine line that will cull the current 80%
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Foreign Demand May Jeopardize Uranium Supply for U.S. Utilities
We discussed with Jeff Combs, the Ux Consulting president, from which countries future uranium supplies may come, and who is going after those supplies more aggressively. He warns about the risks and rewards of Kazakhstan and Mongolia, looks to Africa for supplies, and talks about Russia’s expansion.
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Greek Market
This country is quite economically and politically developed and stable recent years, but it is the fact that it is one of the poorest members of the European Union members. Moreover, some European representatives consider that Greece is a drain on the overall European Union’s economic results.
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Portuguese Market
General economic indexes Portuguese market:
Located in the South-Western Europe Portugal serves as a gateway to Europe. Its GDP equals to 188,700,000,000 USD, GDP per capita equals 17,900 USD; inflation rate equals to 4.4 percent, unemployment rate equals to 4.4 percent, Portuguese external debt equals to 13,100,000,000 USD. Portugal is a member of European Union since the previous century.
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