Galaxy >> Website Directory

HelpBookmark Add your SITE Edit your SITELogin
Latest HeadlinesAdd To Search Providers
Community (170) Discussion (36) Events (54) For Sale (594) Help Wanted (119) Website Directory
Personals (84) Projects / Engagements (29) Real Estate (208) Resumes (9) Services (810) Latest Headlines
Home Social Sciences Economics Consumption and Wealth Inequality

only in this directory

Inequality
 
The L-Curve
For a 1-page black-and-white flier in PDF format for easy duplication purposes, CLICK HERE) The L-Curve By David Chandler Through teaching introductory astronomy over the years I have come to realize that most people cannot distinguish the relative sizes of millions and billions. If you're not quite sure how to picture a billion, as compared to a million, CLICK HERE. Big numbers aren't just for ...
preview site 4 Star Rating www.davidchandler.com/lcurve/   reviews
Closing the Wealth Gap by P. J. O'Rourke
Closing the Wealth Gap by P.J. O'Rourke P.J. O'Rourke is the Cato Institute's Mencken research fellow. He delivered these remarks at a June 1997 Cato conference in Shanghai, China. It's important to remember that this is not a technocratic conference. We are not here primarily to discuss the hows and whys and ifs of Chinese economic development. On those subjects, more powerful people than ...
preview site 3 Star Rating www.cato.org/speeches/sp-pjo061897.html   reviews
Access to Catholic Social Justice Teaching
Growing Income Disparity and the Middle Class Squeeze Our economy is marked by a very uneven distribution of wealth and income. For example, it is estimated that 28% of the total net wealth is held by the richest 2% of families in the U.S. The top 10% holds 57% of the net wealth. If homes and other real estate are excluded, the concentration of ownership of financial wealth is even more glaring.
preview site 3 Star Rating www.justpeace.org/structures/squeeze.htm   reviews
ECOB2.HTM
The Causes Of Income Inequality There is a great deal of talk about economic angst, brought on, some say, by growing class warfare. However, economists who look at the numbers argue this is not a conclusion borne out by the numbers. The poor are not losing ground, researchers say. They are falling behind because the center of the pack is pulling ahead. About the same share of families get by ...
preview site 3 Star Rating www.ncpa.org/~ncpa/pd/economy/ecob2.html   reviews
Income disparity in China
China: a shared poverty to uneven wealth Taejoon Han The George Washington University The Elliott School of International Affairs ECON 270 - Chinese Economy The picture of Shanghai was excerpted from the following website: http://www.dkraft.se/docs/people/aj/kina/ Introduction China has been experiencing rapid transitions since Deng XiaoPing launched economic reforms in 1978. In a large ...
preview site 3 Star Rating www.gwu.edu/~econ270/Taejoon.html   reviews
Income Inequality
preview site 3 Star Rating www.census.gov/hhes/www/p60191.html   reviews
Extremes of Wealth and Poverty
This site is best viewed at 1, 024 x 768 resolution) THE TWO COVENANTS OF PACEM EN TERRE (PEACE ON EARTH) (1) BETWEEN NATIONS (2) WITHIN ANY NATION OPEN COVENANTS OPENLY ARRIVED AT President Wilson 1917 A.D. Visitors since July 1st, 2001: ...
preview site 2 Star Rating www3.sympatico.ca/alan.waldron/   reviews
 

Copyright © 2008   GALAXY     About     Contact     Terms of Use     Privacy Policy     Add Site to Directory