| The American Model at Risk 2 hours ago by S.C. Denney And Obama’s carrying the hot stick. American social ethics are much different from the rest of the developed world. When speaking of social ethics, the typical comparison is made between American and Europe. America is typically seen as very non-supportive of the indigent and the impoverished. Very ... Political Cartel - politicalcartel.com · Rank: 126,878 · 31 references |
| Photo Quote 5 hours ago by Jim “A camera is a tool for learning how to see without a camera.” Dorothea Lange, Photographer 1895-1965 “White Angel Breadline” By Dorothea Lange, San Francisco, California, 1933 National Archives and Records Administration, Records of the Social Security Administration Doodlemeister's Weblog - doodlemeister.com · 6 references |
| Bureau of Labor Statistics: Unemployment Rates Increased in October for ... 6 hours ago by Drteds REGIONAL AND STATE EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT -- OCTOBER 2009(Data Released on November 20, 2009) Regional and state unemployment rates were generally little changed or higher in October. Twenty-nine states and the District of Columbia recorded over-the-month unemployment rate increases, 13 states ... The Bridge - thebridge.typepad.com/thebridge · Rank: 54,110 · 43 references |
| Animated Unemployment 6 hours ago by Lance via cohort11.americanobserver.net A very cool animated Graphic showing the change in unemployment over the last two years. Posted via web from Risk and Return’s Posterous Technorati Tags Economic Indicators, unemployment Risk and Return - riskandreturn.net · Rank: 191,463 · 8 references |
| Was Obama The Right Choice? 6 hours ago by lionsfan So many people voted for Obama because they thought he was going to help with the economy. Right now though, unemployment is over 10% and there is no end in sight to people losing jobs. They voted for Obama debt relief but right now things have just gotten worse. he hasn’t even ended the war and pul ... Hypekillaz: The Shit You Need - hypekillaz.com · Rank: 88,091 · 3 references |
| The Decline: Geograhpy of a Recession 7 hours ago by Left Coast Rebel by the Left Coast Rebel Sniped from Lew Rockwell, a time elapsed chart-Us map that shows the ever increasing unemployment picture in the US. Imagine that there are currently over 31 million people unemployed in America now -- a number including those involuntarily working parttime and those that hav ... Left Coast Rebel - leftcoastrebel.com · Rank: 6,604 · 54 references |
| Still Report: 11/1/09: The Coming Crash in Commercial Real Estate 9 hours ago by admin The evidence is piling up that the coming commercial real estate crash will be an unwelcomed post-Christmas “gift” for America, which may have just as much impact as the residential real estate crash did. Join our British Forum at:Unemployment hit 10.2% here in the U.S. last week, but there is a way ... Real Estate - ivanovgrad.com |
| So, why did the Federal Reserve bailout AIG (& Goldman Sachs)? 9 hours ago by admin As the Wall Street Journal reported, ‘a government oversight report this week charged that the New York Fed caved into demands from Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and other big banks and paid them in full for deals they had made with [AIG]‘. Next, TARP Inspector General Neil Barofsky discloses that ‘the N ... Free Lunch Economy - freeluncheconomy.com |
| More on the Jobs Situation 9 hours ago by syndicated from CR reports more on the jobless situation. Until we can start turning the jobs situation around, we aren’t going to see a return to a decent housing market and we aren’t going to see a reduction in mortgage delinquencies and therefore any “relaxation” in mortgage underwriting guidelines for a while. ... tvanderwell on SmartHippo.com - tvanderwell.smarthippo.com · Rank: 62,072 · 4 references |
| Unemployment in Color 10 hours ago by Robin I found this excellent animation of the increasing unemployment rates at Pundit & Pundette. If it wasn't highlighting such a terrible problem it would be cool. Watch the country go from employed to unemployed. banter basement - banterbasement.blogspot.com · 3 references |