Jorge Serrão: Moraes é o maior cabo eleitoral de Daniel Silveira

Make no mistake The Affordable Healthcare Act is going to take a bite out of business, and the economy. It will also forever change the landscape of healthcare in the United States. Many people don’t realize that healthcare and all the related economic and industry sectors surrounding it account for almost 19 to 20% of our overall GDP. Since the government is now dictating how that industry will work, and how the businesses within it must run, they put a huge overlay of bureaucratic rules and regulations causing it to run extremely inefficiently.

Questions are increasingly being raised about bank bailouts and what they achieve for society and the overall economy. A specific recurring issue is what banks did with the bailout funding provided by taxpayers.

Most of us have heard this claim:Ã� There exists a “digital divide” between the poor and the rich.Ã� Those who don’t have internet are getting farther behind those (the rich supposedly) who do because they don’t have access to the same internet tools that are (supposedly)Ã� so vital to their success.

Traditionally, India’s textile industry is the second major industry, preceded by the agriculture sector. However, the world has been changing drastically, and so as Indian economy and its contributing sectors. For the past two decades, the face of Indian economy has changed from the agriculture based to knowledge and information based.

Population growth and economics are tied together. Many nations right now are facing a demographic shift with too many older people, and not enough younger people coming into the workforce to provide the inflow of funds to pay for everyone who have retired. This is a real problem. In the United States when we first put forth the concept of Social Security it was to be one-time payment of $1700 per person per lifetime.