Recuperação econômica bloqueada
A alta carga da dívida do consumidor bloqueia a recuperação econômica:
May 29 (Bloomberg) -- "... The harsh reality is that the once-mighty U.S. consumer is setting out on a long, debt-reduction marathon that will mute economic recovery in America and among its major trading partners...
The issue with consumers: Their balance sheets are a bloated mess with household debt still unsustainably high at more than 130 percent of income. Getting the ratio down to a more realistic sub-100 percent level -- never mind the 60 percent to 70 percent range seen in the 1960s and 1970s -- involves serious consumption cutbacks. With consumers accounting for about 70 percent of the U.S. economy, this one-time engine of growth may easily become a dead weight..." --
- Economia Japonesa Continua Estagnação Deflacionária
Japan’s Production Slumps to 2011 Quake-Aftermath Low: Economy By Keiko Ujikane Japan’s industrial output tumbled more than forecast to the lowest level since the aftermath of the record 2011 earthquake, bolstering the case for Prime...
- "bolsas Familias" Americanas
A Nation of Government Dependents?49% of U.S. Population Lives in Households Receiving Government BenefitsVeronique de Rugy"... In 2010, 49 percent — or nearly half — of the U.S. population lived in a household receiving government assistance. According...
- Queda Da Bolsa De Valores Mostra Fracasso Da Política Econômica Brasileira
Inflation Drives Brazil Stocks to Bear Market By Alexander Cuadros and Ney HayashiBrazilian stocks approached a bear market, with the benchmark index down 20 percent from a November high, as quickening inflation fueled concern earnings...
- Os Limites Da Dívida Publica
Reinhart e Rogoff explicam: "... At what point does indebtedness become a problem? In our study “Growth in a Time of Debt,” we found relatively little association between public liabilities and growth for debt levels of less than 90 percent of GDP....
- Crescimento Econômico - Comentário Do Banco Central
-- Brazilian central bank President Henrique Meirelles said he’s “comfortable” with the current pace of economic growth, adding that expansion will slow to a level consistent with long-term equilibrium. Meirelles said gross domestic product will...