Business
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The Dollar's Days are Numbered
The U.S. currency has had its days as provost of international transactions and how to maintain currency reserves of countries. There is growing awareness that the world's central banks are directly propping up the criminal U.S. financial system to transfer their reserves in exchange for Treasury bonds and other notes. The transfer of reserves...
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Home Sales Drop 27 Percent In July And Things Are Only Going To Get Worse
What we are seeing unfold is essentially "Armageddon" for those involved in the housing and real estate industries. The real estate market is grinding to a standstill and a shockingly low number of people are actually in the market to buy a home right now. In the months ahead home sales may pick up a little bit, but only if housing...
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Background and Significance of Economic Science: The Special, the Sublime, the Climax
It is certainly difficult (even for a physical specialist of high cognitive capacity) to have a total understanding of the universe. There are many variables involved in attempts to 'discover' the physical universe and therefore, many theories about the creation, composition, purpose and development of the cosmos have been developed (and many are...
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World's Major Consumer Unable to Remain Stronghold of Consumer Demand
American consumers are not in a hurry to spend, production remains weak, and conversations about the risk of deflation become more acute. It is likely that the U.S. government will prepare new incentive programs that will inflate national debt. However, the experts believe it will not affect the dollar in a negative way. The market froze in the...
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Russia Has A Lot To Accomplish?
Russia holds 51st place in the ranking of the best places in the world to live, compiled by U.S. magazine Newsweek. It lags behind even the traditionally impoverished Cuba. The ranking considered a combination of factors: education, quality of life, economic dynamics and political situation. Finland is leading the list