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Showing posts with label Korea. Show all posts
Jan 26, 2012
The World's One Percent
You can see that half of the world's richest 1 percent live in the United States! Four live in Germany, three in France, Italy and the United Kingdom. To be part of the world's richest one percent you 'only' need to make 136.000 dollars as a household of four (including two children).
Apr 12, 2011
IMF WEO Spring 2011: Unemployment
IMF WEO Spring 2011: Unemployment (latest unemployment rate minus six-year average before the crisis)
Unemployment rate modified for the 'normal' unemployment rate, which gives cyclical unemployment.
AR: Argentina; AU: Australia; BR: Brazil; CA: Canada; CN: China; DE: Germany; EU: euro area; FR: France; GB: United Kingdom; ID: Indonesia; IT: Italy; JP: Japan; KR: Korea; MX: Mexico; RU: Russia; TR: Turkey; US: United States; ZA: South Africa.
Conclusion: the United States unemployment rate is relatively high.
Unemployment rate modified for the 'normal' unemployment rate, which gives cyclical unemployment.
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| http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/weo/2011/01/c1/fig1_19.pdf |
AR: Argentina; AU: Australia; BR: Brazil; CA: Canada; CN: China; DE: Germany; EU: euro area; FR: France; GB: United Kingdom; ID: Indonesia; IT: Italy; JP: Japan; KR: Korea; MX: Mexico; RU: Russia; TR: Turkey; US: United States; ZA: South Africa.
Conclusion: the United States unemployment rate is relatively high.
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