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 Top Five Best Paying Occupations

  Check out the Top Five Best Paying Occupations.

by Peter Kwame Yeboah

A rich one once told me the funniest joke he had ever heard was that time when a gentleman told him; I want to be as rich as you are so I’ll work from 6am to 9pm.6 to 9?  The rich man after a loud laughter told the gentleman; how rich you are is not dependent on how long you work but how well you prepare in time for the work. This article seeks to enlighten us all on the…

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[truechatinc]

Millennials Fear Credit Card Debt?

Why do Millennials have the lowest amount of credit card debt? What does this mean for the economy?

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[newsrib]

Our Economic Problems Are A Blessing In Disguise – Saraki

Senate President, Bukola Saraki has said that the economic challenges currently facing Nigeria are a blessing in disguise. Saraki made the remark while receiving a report from a team of consultants working with the Department for International Development (DFID) in Abuja. “The National Assembly through our legislative agenda seized on the moment to chart a http://www.theinfostride.com/2016/03/our-economic-problems-are-a-blessing-in-disguise-saraki/

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InQuartic - When will we stop relying on fossil fuels?

Green energy is a growing area and we seem to be moving away from fossil fuels. Innovation from inventors will help us get there

[philvelez]

Puerto Rico’s urgent and growing economic and financial crisis has been the subject of editorials and analysis in the U.S. news media in recent weeks.

Puerto Rico’s government also subsidizes U.S. agriculture, and not Puerto Rico’s. Consider coffee. Although Puerto Rico’s coffee is of especially high quality, the government subsidizes PR Coffee Roasters, which belongs to Coca Cola. This multinational bought up the brand names of the most popular coffees grown on the island, including Yaucono, Rico and Crema. Even worse, the beans used are not necessarily grown in Puerto Rico, but imported and at best mixed with lesser-quality beans grown on the island. Puerto Rican coffee growers have had to lay off workers because their costs have increased, and coffee is very expensive to produce.

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This Housing Chart Destroys The Arguments Of The Economic Optimists

This Housing Chart Destroys The Arguments Of The Economic Optimists

By Michael Snyder

Economic Collapse Blog

February 2, 2015

  This Housing Chart Destroys The Arguments Of The Economic Optimists

  Did you know that the rate of homeownership in the United States has fallen to a 20 year low?  Did you know that it has been falling consistently for an entire decade?  For the past couple of years, the economic optimists have been telling us that the economy has been…

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