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Why Athletes Get Paid So Much and We Don't
by Ben Reece, May 23, 2008
Ever wonder why athletes and movie stars get ridiculous salaries? Are the nation's priorities skewed or is there a good reason for it? Through simple economic principles, we find the reasoning behind it all.
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Gas Prices All Time High
by gerobbins, May 22, 2008
Gas prices reaching an all time high.
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Mainstream Economics and Its Exclusion of Historical and Qualitative Transformations
by cerulean19, May 18, 2008
It is revealed that mainstream economics denies qualitative, historical transformations in the conditions of the world, thereby also denying the unidirectional time of the living condition.
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The Economy: Americans Selling Belongings to Make Ends Meet
by deepbluesea, May 17, 2008
With the price of gasoline, food, and health insurance on the rise, Americans are finding one way to help make ends meet - selling their personal belongings.
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The Impact of Oil
by Prit, May 13, 2008
The causes of current rise of oil price to an unsustainable level and its impact on the global economy and the policies to stabilize oil price.
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The Financial Environment
by Nkundwa Beatrice, May 12, 2008
The world of finances is backed by big institutions like the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. Governments and individuals have to decide about their own budget.
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Real Wages are Decreasing
by Wolfen, May 10, 2008
We make less today than our parents did, which is especially true for men.
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Motorsports, American Excess, Economics and the Oil Dilemma
by John aka Jupiter King, May 10, 2008
I like Nascar as much as the next man, but sometimes, I do have to wonder if they are wasting precious fuel that we could be using for better more worthwhile causes.
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Economic Transition to Market Economy
by Prit, May 6, 2008
The transition dynamics of the former planned economies of Eastern Europe, particularly in the context of Poland and Hungary. Highlighting the factors important to consider on the basis of economic transition theories and the experience of these countries to successfully transform a planned economy to a competitive sustainable market economy.
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How Much Do Cheap Goods Really Cost Us?
by Angelstar, Aug 20, 2007
Taking a look at how we must take some responsibility for today's rush for cheap consumer goods.
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