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...TIME.com: Let's start with the backward-looking indicator, the GDP. Weren't we supposed to be near zero growth...
...TIME.com Q&A, TIME senior economics reporter Bernard Baumohl takes a look at Friday's two major reports - the GDP and the University of Michigan month's-end consumer sentiment survey - and wonders how the two disparate trends intersect...
...most laypeople. And before the deals are reached - with four years to go before the FTAA deadline - uncertainty reigns. Hence the focus on disagreements, many of them vague and obscure, between the main regional trading blocs: NAFTA (total gross domestic product: $8.8 trillion) and Mercosur (total GDP: $1 trillion). The main anxiety is all too clear: fear of economic domination. In a hemispheric free-trade zone that includes the U.S., Canada and Mexico, predicts Josmar Verilla, vice president of the Brazilian Paper Producers Association, "we'll wind up in the meat grinder...
...Thirty-seven percent of Réunion's population of 700,000 is unemployed, with the figure rising to 60% for under-25s. Per capita gdp is less than half the French average, yet food costs 30% more. You are seven times more likely to die of an alcohol-related accident or ailment and, if you're a woman, twice as likely to be raped. "If you had the same social indicators in some parts of mainland France, the bomb would already have gone off," says Thierry de la Grange, director of the Réunion Development Monitor, a consultancy...
You’re the guy who used to sign the money, right? Yeah, I thought so. That’s a good thing. See, we have a lot of money here—$19 billion in endowment, give or take the GDP of a couple of island nations here and there. Our last president, Neil “Take the Money and Run” Rudenstine, did a really good job of fundraising and was lucky enough to preside over a big bull market that gave us that 19 followed by nine zeroes...