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China May Be The Most Pollutive Nation, But It Also Has The Greatest Capacity For Renewable Energy
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China, with its 1.3 billion citizens, is more pollutive than any other nation by a wide margin. Goldman Sachs notes that China had 8321 million metric tons of carbon dioxide...
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A Different Perspective On World Population
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I’m unable to find the original source for this, but the below world map should leave you thinking a bit. There are more people living inside this circle than outside...
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The Export Leaders Since The Financial Crisis Have Been Emerging Economies
Emerging economies have performed particularly better economically than developed nations since the financial crisis of 2007. Barclays shows that India and China had the greatest annual gains in export growth...
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Jim O’Neill’s Final Viewpoints
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Jim O’Neill has been an extremely influential economist to say the least. As Chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, the
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The Continuing Problems Of Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner
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Boeing continues to face a slew of problems with its much heralded 787 Dreamliner, the most recent of which occurring just yesterday when an emergency landing had to be made...
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India’s GDP Is Increasingly Coordinated With China’s
A recent research release from Nomura covering growth in India points out that India has developed a far greater GDP correlation with China than with the U.S. or E.U. During...
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ECRI’s Achuthan Calls Recession: “The Vector Points South”
In yet another big doom call recently, ECRI‘s COO Lakshman says the U.S. is already in a recession, people just aren’t talking about it yet. He argues that recessions don’t...
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U.S. Pain At The Pump Pales In Comparison To The Rest Of The World
We can’t stop hearing about rising gas prices and the natural resources that could potentially be tapped to reduce them. Much of it has shown to be speculation at best,...
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Where The Carnivores Are
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In a new study from The Economist, only Luxembourg is wolfing down more meat per capita than the U.S. Luxembourg is so small however, that their total meat consumption in...









