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Recession in Alberta
Just a few pictures of local businesses that have closed due to the current economic downturn. Let me know what you think, I can get more..we have lots of closed places.
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By: mariehansler
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Disgraced Obama Economic Adviser Admits: "We Didn't Understand the Recession"
No Kidding... Disgraced Obama Economic Adviser Admits: "We Didn't Understand the Recession" CLOSE [X] Last year White House Offical Christina Romer claimed the Obama-Pelosi Trillion dollar stimulus was working. But, that was last year. Today, the disgraced Obama economic adviser admitted in her farewell speech that the Obama Administration did not understand the recession. No kidding. As she prepares to leave The White House, outgoing economic advisor Christina Romer has delivered something of More.. a valedictory speech to the National Press Club. The title: Not My Father's Recession. For Romer, her Father's recession was the one in the early 80s, when unemployment surged above 10%, and Romer's own father got laid off. But the title basically tells you what you need to know: It's different this time — this recession was not anything like the Fed-induced recession of her father — and the old recovery playbook could not possibly go as anticipated. But compared with the problems we face, the turnaround has been insufficient.... In a report that Jared Bernstein and I issued during the transition, we estimated that by the end of 2010, a stimulus package like the Recovery Act would raise real GDP by about 3 1⁄2 percent and employment by about 31⁄2 million jobs, relative to what otherwise would have occurred. As the Council of Economic Advisers has documented in a series of reports to Congress, there is widespread agreement that the Act is broadly on track to meet these ...
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By: xxxxxxxpimptaddyone
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What are the effects of the Economic Recession on you?
I want comments and video responses of what effects you have seen in your area. "Seeing is believing" and so I want to know what you have seen in your part of the country. What has the economic recession (or upcoming collapse) doe to your family, friends, or city/
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By: watuwaitn4
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TheTransforum - This is not a Recession!
Economic news and the reality of the US economy. Hear Dennis discuss the truth of present circumstances.
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By: thetransforum
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US CEOs Who Fired Most Workers Earned Highest Pay
A new study shows the CEOs who fired the most workers during the economic recession have also taken home the highest pay. According to the Institute for Policy Studies, the CEOs of the fifty corporations responsible for the worst layoffs were paid an average $12 million—42 percent more than the average for the Standard & Poor's 500. The study covered the period from November 2008 to April of this year. For 72 percent of companies, layoffs were announced at the same time as earnings were increasing. New figures meanwhile show the nation's banks reduced lending last quarter while seeing their highest profit jump in three years. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation reported Tuesday that bank profits were up 21 percent to nearly $22 billion. But lending over the same period fell 1.3 percent, or about $96 billion. The exception was community banks or credit banks, which slightly increased lending during the same period. Download Executive Excess 2010 (PDF) Here: www.ips-dc.org American workers, by contrast, are taking home less in real weekly wages than they took home in the 1970s. Back in those years, precious few top executives made over 30 times what their workers made. In 2009, we calculate in the 17th annual Executive Excess, CEOs of major US corporations averaged 263 times the average compensation of American workers. CEOs are clearly not hurting. But they are, as we detail in these pages, causing others to needlessly hurt — by cutting jobs to feather their own ...
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By: SPREADTHISINFO
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Low Budget Films Find Larger Market
People often turn to entertainment in tough economic times and, as a result, Hollywood has been seen as recession-proof. But, major studios are struggling to make a profit and some are closing production units. One independent producer says the market has opened up for low budget films. Mike O'Sullivan spoke with producer Greg Sims about the new economic realities of Hollywood.
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By: VOAvideo
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Maki Says US Double-Dip Recession Is `Quite Unlikely': Video
Sept. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Dean Maki, chief US economist at Barclays Capital, talks with Bloomberg's Melissa Long and Michael McKee about market reaction to the latest US economic data and the outlook for the economy. (Source: Bloomberg)
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By: Bloomberg
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A cautious Obama urges Americans to 'turn the page' on Iraq
President Obama faced a major dilemma heading into Tuesday's prime-time address on Iraq: How do you mark the milestone of a campaign promise fulfilled when what has happened in Iraq isn't exactly "mission accomplished"? It was an obstacle that Obama never quite overcame in his 18-minute speech, which was remarkably disjointed for a president well known for his eloquence. In only his second Oval Office address, Obama was careful not to use words like "victory" or "win" when announcing the end of US combat operations in Iraq. That's because Iraq, seven and a half years and thousands of lost American lives later, remains a largely dysfunctional democracy, heavily dependent on US aid. While Obama met his political goal of withdrawing combat troops, 50000 American personnel will remain on the ground there until at least next year, as the threat of violence in the region continues. "Violence will not end with our combat mission," Obama warned. "Extremists will continue to set off bombs, attack Iraqi civilians and try to spark sectarian strife." But ultimately, the president insisted, "these terrorists will fail to achieve their goals." The president then somberly tried to shift the focus, saying it's time "turn the page" away from one crisis to a pair of others. He braced Americans for what will be continued sacrifice both at home, as the nation struggles to rebuild a collapsed economy, and abroad, where continued American bloodshed in Afghanistan is a virtual certainty. "This ...
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By: flamesrock114
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DN! US CEOs Who Fired Most Workers Earned Highest Pay
Study: CEOs Who Fired Most Workers Earned Highest Pay A new study shows the CEOs who fired the most workers during the economic recession have also taken home the highest pay. According to the Institute for Policy Studies, the CEOs of the fifty corporations responsible for the worst layoffs were paid an average $12 million—42 percent more than the average for the Standard & Poor's 500. The study covered the period from November 2008 to April of this year. For 72 percent of companies, layoffs were announced at the same time as earnings were increasing. Bank Profits Soar, But Lending Drops New figures meanwhile show the nation's banks reduced lending last quarter while seeing their highest profit jump in three years. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation reported Tuesday that bank profits were up 21 percent to nearly $22 billion. But lending over the same period fell 1.3 percent, or about $96 billion. The exception was community banks or credit banks, which slightly increased lending during the same period.
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By: StartLoving3
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IRAQ WAR: WAS IT WORTH IT? PT. 2 OF 2
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By: yaseechannel9
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IRAQ WAR: WAS IT WORTH IT? PT. 1 OF 2
LATEST NEWS IN ACTION www.seechannel9.webs.com , the latest news, financial crisis ,housing crisis ,stockmarket crisis , layoffs, recession, unemployment rate, job search ,economic tsunami , recovery plan , stimulus , bailout ,bonus outrage .ZHU ZHU PET HAMSTERS ARE IN STOCK HERE: www.buy.com www.entertainmentearth.com www.blinkx.com www.freewebs.com
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By: yaseechannel9
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GGN- Economic News :: August 31, 2010
PLEASE SUBSCRIBE!!!!! (TIME) Home prices rose in June for a third straight month as now-expired tax credits inspired a burst of home-buying. But prices are expected to fall through the rest of the year now that demand has faded. The Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller 20-city home price index released Tuesday posted a 1 percent increase in June from May and was up 4.2 percent from a year ago. - MYFOXNY.COM - If you think you've been seeing more people sleep on city streets, statistics back up the perception. The homeless population living on New York City streets has gone up 50 percent in the past year, according to city statistics reported by the HellsKitchenLife.com blog. - (Telegraph) An estimated 1.2 million customers will be hit by the price rise, which takes effect from the start of October. Bills will increase by 2.6 per cent, or £10 a year, from £399 on average to £409. This is the first time that any of the major six suppliers have increased their main tariffs since the summer of 2008, and some experts warned it was an worrying sign that bills were on their way back up. - (USA Today) WASHINGTON — Government anti-poverty programs that have grown to meet the needs of recession victims now serve a record one in six Americans and are continuing to expand. - (Press TV) Scottish government plans to cut front-line spending and dismiss as many as 3200 police officers in what critics label as "great news for criminals". HEADLINES Home Prices Rise in 17 Cities in June www.time ...
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By: ddarko2012
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PRESIDENT OBAMA ENDS IRAQ WAR: PT. 2 OF 2
LATEST NEWS IN ACTION www.seechannel9.webs.com , the latest news, financial crisis ,housing crisis ,stockmarket crisis , layoffs, recession, unemployment rate, job search ,economic tsunami , recovery plan , stimulus , bailout ,bonus outrage .ZHU ZHU PET HAMSTERS ARE IN STOCK HERE: www.buy.com www.entertainmentearth.com www.blinkx.com www.freewebs.com
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By: yaseechannel9
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2010-8-31 VOA在线Voice of America 美国之音中文部
Americans discuss the slowing growth rate of the US economy 美国人讨论美国经济复苏逐渐减缓, economy, recession, double-dip, 1.6%, GDP, economic downturn, Bernanke
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By: VOAdownload
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PRESIDENT OBAMA ENDS IRAQ WAR: PT. 1 OF 2
LATEST NEWS IN ACTION www.seechannel9.webs.com , the latest news, financial crisis ,housing crisis ,stockmarket crisis , layoffs, recession, unemployment rate, job search ,economic tsunami , recovery plan , stimulus , bailout ,bonus outrage .ZHU ZHU PET HAMSTERS ARE IN STOCK HERE: www.buy.com www.entertainmentearth.com www.blinkx.com www.freewebs.com
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By: yaseechannel9
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Biggs Holds `Fair Amount of Risk,' Sees No Recession: Video
Aug. 31 (Bloomberg) -- Barton Biggs, co-founder of Traxis Partners LP, talks about his investment strategy and the likelihood the US economy will fall back into recession. Biggs also discusses the possibility that JPMorgan Chase & Co. will close its proprietary trading unit, regulation of the financial industry and US economic policies. He talks with Carol Massar and Matt Miller on Bloomberg Television's "Street Smart." (Source: Bloomberg)
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By: Bloomberg
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CEO Pay and the Great Recession
At a time when we should be pulling together to strengthen our shared economic futures, CEOs should not be rewarded for slashing jobs.
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By: InstPolicyStudies
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Aaron Wissner part 4 of 4 on the State of the Economy, the Credit Collapse, and Deflation
Aaron Wissner describes the difference between the present recession and the recession (depression) of the 1930s; a positive vision of the future beyond the money crisis; and a proposal on how to prevent a collapse, provide jobs for everyone, and build community resilience. Note: I heard the idea about the teacher's aides via a WSJ interview with Robert Shiller of the Case-Shiller index, not Peter Schiff as I mentioned. Both Shiller and Schiff, along with ten others, accurately predicted the recession by using proper money-flow models of the economy.
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By: newculture
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Global Korea
The 5th G20 Summit will take place in Seoul, South Korea from November 11th to November 12th. G20 Summit is a global conference where practical discussions regarding major international issues and world economy take place. The fact that such an important summit will be taking place in an Asian developing country shows that the world acknowledges South Korea's ability in overcoming two major economic crises and that the South will be able to act as a nation that can narrow the gap between developing countries and advanced nations. Robert Zoellick, president of the World Bank, said that "So far, South Korea has proven to be a leading nation by overcoming economic crises and has now become a 'donating country' instead of a 'receiving country'. South Korea set up a path of development for other developing countries to follow." This remark shows how South Korea has come to host the G20 Summit. Two main agendas for this G20 Summit are "macroeconomic cooperation, financial regulation reform, and reorganization of international financial agencies" as well as "issues in development and security of global financial network". The first issue is a recurring theme that has been discussed in Washington DC, London, and Pittsburgh summits, and the latter issue is one that South Korea has newly suggested for discussion. We hope that the international community will continue to show support for this G20 Summit, where the new direction for the future of global economy will be revealed and ...
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By: seoulg20
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ConnectOC Sept. 9 Networking Event
Despite Economic Recession, Social Media Fuels Largest Number of Professionals in OC 'ConnectOC' To Draw 500 to Costa Mesa on Sept. 9 The economic recession hasn't dampened the mood of the business community in Southern California thanks to the positive power of social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube. Professionals are using interactive tools to connect with each other and provide support and services often times at no cost or significantly low cost. And they are coming together for "ConnectOC" -- the largest gathering of its kind on Sept. 9 at the Hilton Hotel in Costa Mesa at 3050 Bristol St. The no-cost event begins at 6 pm and provides business as well as professional networking opportunities. Parking at the hotel is $5 with all parking proceeds donated to local charities. Organizers expect approximately 500 people to attend that will help raise $5000 for two nonprofits in Orange County. Childhelp prevents and treats child abuse and Build Futures connects homeless youths 18 to 24 with stable housing and mentorship. "It's part of our effort to bring our online conversation that we're having every day with each other and take it offline to see each other face to face and continue supporting each other during the turbulence times of this economic recession," said Dean Soto, owner of a business and technology consulting firm called Pro Sulum and a veteran of the Iraq war. "The latest business forecast shows that Orange County will lead ...
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By: TravelingTed
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NPR - Stimulating the Economy (1) Greenberger, Blinder, Blinder, Holtz-Eakin
Efforts to prevent a double dip recession. What options remain for the Federal Reserve to support the sagging economic recovery, spur businesses to hire more workers, and stabilize the housing market Guests Michael Greenberger professor, University of Maryland Law School; director, Center for Health and Homeland Security; and former senior regulator, Commodities Futures Trading Commission. Alan S. Blinder a professor of economics and public affairs at Princeton University and vice chairman of the Promontory Interfinancial Network, is a former vice chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. Alice BlinderBlinder senior fellow, Brookings Institution, vice chair, Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System (1996-99); director, White House Office of Management and Budget (1994-96); and founding director, Congressional Budget Office (1975-83). Douglas Holtz-Eakin president of the American Action Forum, chief economist and director of the Congressional Budget Office from 2003 to 2006.
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By: StartLoving3
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NPR - Stimulating the Economy (2) Greenberger, Blinder, Blinder, Holtz-Eakin
Efforts to prevent a double dip recession. What options remain for the Federal Reserve to support the sagging economic recovery, spur businesses to hire more workers, and stabilize the housing market Guests Michael Greenberger professor, University of Maryland Law School; director, Center for Health and Homeland Security; and former senior regulator, Commodities Futures Trading Commission. Alan S. Blinder a professor of economics and public affairs at Princeton University and vice chairman of the Promontory Interfinancial Network, is a former vice chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. Alice BlinderBlinder senior fellow, Brookings Institution, vice chair, Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System (1996-99); director, White House Office of Management and Budget (1994-96); and founding director, Congressional Budget Office (1975-83). Douglas Holtz-Eakin president of the American Action Forum, chief economist and director of the Congressional Budget Office from 2003 to 2006.
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By: StartLoving3
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NPR - Stimulating the Economy (3) Greenberger, Blinder, Blinder, Holtz-Eakin
Efforts to prevent a double dip recession. What options remain for the Federal Reserve to support the sagging economic recovery, spur businesses to hire more workers, and stabilize the housing market Guests Michael Greenberger professor, University of Maryland Law School; director, Center for Health and Homeland Security; and former senior regulator, Commodities Futures Trading Commission. Alan S. Blinder a professor of economics and public affairs at Princeton University and vice chairman of the Promontory Interfinancial Network, is a former vice chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. Alice BlinderBlinder senior fellow, Brookings Institution, vice chair, Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System (1996-99); director, White House Office of Management and Budget (1994-96); and founding director, Congressional Budget Office (1975-83). Douglas Holtz-Eakin president of the American Action Forum, chief economist and director of the Congressional Budget Office from 2003 to 2006.
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By: StartLoving3
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NPR - Stimulating the Economy (4) Greenberger, Blinder, Blinder, Holtz-Eakin
Efforts to prevent a double dip recession. What options remain for the Federal Reserve to support the sagging economic recovery, spur businesses to hire more workers, and stabilize the housing market Guests Michael Greenberger professor, University of Maryland Law School; director, Center for Health and Homeland Security; and former senior regulator, Commodities Futures Trading Commission. Alan S. Blinder a professor of economics and public affairs at Princeton University and vice chairman of the Promontory Interfinancial Network, is a former vice chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. Alice BlinderBlinder senior fellow, Brookings Institution, vice chair, Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System (1996-99); director, White House Office of Management and Budget (1994-96); and founding director, Congressional Budget Office (1975-83). Douglas Holtz-Eakin president of the American Action Forum, chief economist and director of the Congressional Budget Office from 2003 to 2006.
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By: StartLoving3
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