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Since the downturn economy, the team in Boston ll be closing.....
Every company is trying to reduce the resources that is spent in operation......wt's next?
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I agree so= = The only thg that is shocking is that economists continue to be shocked lol
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| Because of my econ midterm, I broke my record of studying continuously for 7 hrs in the library. Hurrah.
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Considering that income are relative using these terms are misleading.
For international investors the lose is enough to offset this year’s stock market gains.
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| I just realize the national debt is always rising, even a second. It looks so funny when I refreshed the page and the debt had already increased for a hundred thousand. The National Debt on January 1st 1791 was just $75 million dollars. Today, it rises by that amount every hour or so and the debt is around 11 trillion. Before I watched the video in econ lesson, I was confused by the terms of debt and deficit. What is the difference btw them? The student in the video draws an anology btw the two terms. Debt is how deep the hole we dig which means the moeny the nation has borrowed; deficit is then supposed to be how fast the hole is being dug which implies how much more the government has spent during the year than the government has received. HAHA. I luv econ. I can't believe wt I do.
http://www.brillig.com/debt_clock/
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