Rodrigo Constantino comenta sobre como as articulações para tornar Simone Tebet a candidata da 3ª via mostram Doria recebendo o “troco” do próprio PSDB por construído sua vida política com base em traições, e critica a falta de princípios da ala progressista que apoia Lula.
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Britain in the Post-Industrial Revolution 19th Century: Why British Industry Was Inefficient
By the 1870s, Britain’s economy was enviable in the view of the rest of the world, as they set the standard in economic progress several decades earlier at the onset of the Industrial Revolution in Europe. GDP per capita in Britain, for instance, exceeded that of the U.S. by one-third at the time. However, Britain’s preeminence was trumped by the commencement of WWI. To determine whether this change was due to inefficiencies in Britain’s industry requires recognition of the contrasts between Britain and the U.S. Although the U.S. economy improved vis-a-vis Britain, this was largely out of Britain’s control due to influential exogenous dynamics.
The Little-Known Link Between Recession and DivorceThe recession has been hard on a lot of people, and there’s really no end in sight. It has taken its toll on the job market, housing, and consumer spending, factors that have yet to show any major turnaround. Another statistic of the recession is an increased divorce rate. If there were any signs your marriage is over prior to riding the storm of the recession, a divorce is almost certain to come to fruition when the hard times hit.
The Achilles Heel: The End of the Monetary System?Is it possible that the end of the monetary system is near? If it is, how exactly will the system come to its end? If you ask me, the foundation for the next crisis was long ago established. And it’s not going to wait long before it shows us its true nature.
Leaving Bad Enough Alone In The Housing MarketExcept for housing, much of the American economy is slowly but steadily recovering from the recession that began more than three years ago. The housing sector might be recovering by this time too, if we had not tried so hard to help it.
Impact of Japan’s Earthquake on World and Indian EconomyJapan was hit by an earthquake of magnitude 8.9 on March 11. This massive earthquake led to major human tragedy in Japan killing more than 30000 people, leaving many injured, and many other still missing. The earthquake and the tsunami also struck nuclear installations in Fakushima Dai-chi power plant. Because of disruption in the power supply, the coolant cannot be supplied to the nuclear…
