Economia
Qualquer semelhança com a nossa realidade não será pura coincidência:
An African American family with the same income, family size, and other demographics as a white family will spend about 25 percent more of its income on jewelry, cars, personal care, and apparel. For the average black family, making about $40,000 a year, that amounts to $1,900 more a year than for a comparable white family. To make up the difference, African Americans spend much less on education, health care, entertainment, and home furnishings. (The same is true of Latinos.)
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Qualquer semelhança com a nossa realidade não será pura coincidência:
An African American family with the same income, family size, and other demographics as a white family will spend about 25 percent more of its income on jewelry, cars, personal care, and apparel. For the average black family, making about $40,000 a year, that amounts to $1,900 more a year than for a comparable white family. To make up the difference, African Americans spend much less on education, health care, entertainment, and home furnishings. (The same is true of Latinos.)
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- Usa 2008: Barack Obama And John Mccain
August 31, 2008 Economic View Is History Siding With Obama’s Economic Plan? By ALAN S. BLINDER CLEARLY, there are major differences between the economic policies of Senators Barack Obama and John McCain. Mr. McCain wants more tax cuts for the rich;...
- Crescimento Econômico E Distribuição
Solow writes, if the economy is growing at g percent per year, and if it saves s percent of its national income each year, the self-reproducing capital-income ratio is s / g (10 / 2 in the example). Piketty suggests that global growth of output...
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Poverty Nonsense by Walter E. Williams Here's a recent statement frequently suggested by leftist academics, think tank researchers and policymakers: "People were not just struggling because of their personal deficiencies. There were structural...
- Previdência Brasileira - Uma Bancarotta Programada
Brazil’s pension system The EconomistIn a young country, a pay-as-you-go system should yield surpluses, which can be invested in infrastructure and education. But Brazil’s is already in deficit. Investment is only about 20% of GDP, and just 2.9%...
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Study Says White Families' Wealth Advantage Has Grown http://www.nytimes.com/2004/10/18/national/18wealth.html?th Os gringos tambem tem serios problemas de distribuicao de renda, em particular quando se considera raca. Eis os resultados de mais...