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We all hear talk about the current recession, but too few have an in-depth understanding of economic recession statistics and indicators. While it might at first seem a bit intimidating to learn, these measures actually make it easier to understand how economic predictions are made. Keep reading and I’ll explain some basics.

The news keeps getting worse, and the market couldn’t care less. It appears that bad news is good news and worse news is even better.

While we all are feeling the effects of the current economic recession many are still left wondering exactly what is a recession. The more we understand how to identify, predict and protect ourselves from economic hardships the better our chances of minimizing the effects.

It seems that the unions want to sign up all the workers in all the industries to work union, but if everyone worked union can you even imagine what would happen? We would have rapid inflation, and we would eventually get to “an equilibrium” and you would be just the same as if everyone was poor. Some people believe that socialism is when everyone is wealthy, but the reality is in socialism everyone is poor except for the few corrupt at the top.

Globalization – In order to gain a deeper understanding of the global economic issues leading to the current global recession we have to look at the history, the things that work, and the things that have harmed the world’s economy as a whole. Because of the downfalls of a global economy based on capitalism, there are entire activist movements working hard to stem the tide of third world countries being consumed by this global economy. Keep reading and I’ll explain some of the basics.