Economy Of Canada

Canada, a land of vast distances and rich natural resources, is the second largest country in the world. The fresh water makes up over 10 percent of the total area of Canada, and the coastline is the largest in the world (273,792 km).

China and Accelerating Currency Reforms in the Wake of Redline Growth

China's economy seems to be becoming the world's manufacturing headquarters and with this rapid growth is also coming with inflation worries. China is being careful to regulate its currency but now it must accelerate its currency reforms as its industrial capacity and growing economy is running at redline and could overheat. The longer China waits on its currency reforms the harder the change will come later and this could cause significant problems.

Manufacturing, Manufacturing, Manufacturing: How to Create True Wealth for You, A Company, Our Natio

Our nation's wealth depends upon our ability to manufacture great new, innovative, breakthrough products. We need to support, and our governement needs to support our manufacturing industries. Making great stuff is what creates a wealthy nation.

Why We Need a Free Trade Agreement with Peru ASAP!

We need to secure a Free Trade Agreement with Peru to keep them out of the awaiting fate of Venezuela and Bolivia as those economies crumble due to their communist leanings and anti-capitalist points of view.

$50 per Barrel and Venezuela's Economy and Hugo Chavez's Plans

Venezuela and Hugo Ch?vez and have declared themselves enemies of the United States of America and they have called the President of the United States the devil. However, it looks like the devil made him do it and sulfur still taints the undergarments of Hugo Ch?vez.

US, EU, and Japan Willing to Compromise to Revive Global Trade Talks

The United States, the European Union, and Japan recently said that they were ready to negotiate in order to help break the deadlock in the global trade talks. The three parties though reiterated that they were only willing to do so if the other key players offered sufficient concessions. The members of the World Trade Organization (WTO) were supposed to come up with an outline of an agreement last July.

Leaders Expressed Opinions Over The Restart Of Global Trade Talks

Pascal Lamy, the director general of the World Trade Organization (WTO), stated in an interview that the global trade agreement is a quantum leap onward for the international economy. Lamy recently made the said statement in a speech at a conference of global trade leaders in Northern Australia.

Public Transport - Australia's Pathetic Attempt

The No. 1 complaint in Australia and it is not hard to work out why...

The Downfall of Money

Do you think we are being robbed?

China is buying Goods Made in the U.S.A. – Scrap Paper

Scrap Paper and several other categories of products are on the positive side of the ledger for exports to China. Who would have dreamed that China would use our scrap paper to create other goods?

Re-employing the Laid Off Middle Class and Middle Aged

Although the unemployment rate in the United States of America is down around 4.7%, which is by far the lowest it has ever been in our nation we still have a problem with layoffs in large corporations, which is affecting the middle class. Many of these people being laid off are middle-aged and that means it might be tough for them to get jobs that are equal to their current employment.

US Unemployment Rates Down in August

Housing prices have leveled in the majority of the US and the Fed, worried about an economic slowdown, leaves rates unchanged. These are legitimate red flags for us business owners to be concerned about the expectations of the economy and the future of our businesses. Should we hire or should we minimize some of our resources to prepare our companies for a near future economic slip?

Increase Minimum Wage Won't Translate to Increased Economic Prosperity or Employee Productivity

Since the mid-1930's our society has traveled a path contrary to the founding fathers. There is more and more government and less and less individualism. The proposed minimum wage law is the most recent example of how government interference negatively affects human performance and removes the innate desire within humans to want to perform.