DIA MUNDIAL DA DIABETES: uma doença atual e preocupante no mundo | JOVEM PAN SAÚDE

When it comes to personal debt levels, it’s no surprise that Greeks top the charts, but guess who’s in 2nd place? One might expect to hear Spain, or Italy, or some other country in a depression, but in fact it’s Canada. Canadians are hog wild over debt, and have been for a decade or more. The average household in Canada has over $70,000 in consumer debt alone, which doesn’t include their mortgage.

Every year, people begin with high hopes and celebrations, expecting the coming year to bring them good times, prosperity, and of course, happiness. Sounds good, but it’s not working out that way for Canada so far, just ask Stephen Harper, he’s probably having the worst year of his career, if not life. He’s dealing with the crash of his company’s largest export, an economy that doesn’t want to get out of neutral, after 6 years of stimulating the you-know-what out of it, and now his right hand man “stepped down.” One gets the sense that there’s plenty going on behind the curtain these days, and none of it good.

The American educational experience from the late 1960’s thru today has been a total disaster. Instead of securing our place in educational standards when the educational experience of the post World War II period up till around 1970 we have succumbed to the lowest common denominator. In the mid 1960’s is where the United States was ranked first in Math and Science of all the industrialized nations; a far cry from the realities of education in America today.

A long standing challenge for the US economy is the 40 year stagnation in incomes for the middle class and those working to get into the middle class.Is it due to low productivity, low participation in the national production, and unequal distribution of income?

The Global Economic crisis has impacted almost every country across the globe and has not spared India. It has impacted several aspects of Indian Economy, especially the stock and Forex market.