cpi
cpi
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by John Durr - 2007-03-06
The United States is undeniably the richest and most powerful nation ever on the face of the earth. The gross domestic product (GDP) of the U.S. is larger than the next two biggest economies combined,...
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by Kyle J. Norton - 2008-10-17
Macroeconomics is the subject analyzing the economic factors that effect nations and the relationship with other nation. In this article, we will discuss the consumer price index(CPI), inflation and ...
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by Kyle J. Norton - 2008-10-17
Microeconomics is a concern with 1. Determining the price we pay for products and services. 2. What output is required by the market place. 3. The impact of the government's intervention in market fo...
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by Kyle J. Norton - 2008-10-19
In this article, we will continue the financial investing series with the discussion of financing methods and financial market participants in macroeconomics. I. Financial markets The health and oper...
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by Kyle J. Norton - 2008-10-19
When the macroeconomics equilibrium exist in the overall economy, there is no need for government intervention. If market forces cause a change in equilibrium and this shift causes inflation or unemp...
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by Kyle J. Norton - 2008-10-19
Since we have discuss the consumer price index, inflation and unemployment in the last article, in this article we will discuss the economic growth, the business cycle and macroeconomics equilibrium ...
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by Kyle J. Norton - 2008-10-19
In this article, we will continue the financial investing series with the discussion of financial market structures known present value and future value in macroeconomics. The concept of present valu...
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by Kyle J. Norton - 2008-10-20
All investments involve some risk, and a clear understanding is required for the client to manage these risks properly.There are several types of risk. I. Systematic risk All businesses experience so...
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by Kyle J. Norton - 2008-10-20
In this article, we will continue the financial investing series with the discussion of financial market investing known as investment portfolio containing money markets, bond markets and equity mark...
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by Kyle J. Norton - 2008-10-21
In this article, we will discuss taxable incomes generated from your investments I. Interest earn: Interest earned on an investment is taxable. Interest can also be earned but not paid. This is known...