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- When 70 Is The New 17
According to recently released statistics from the U.S. Labor Department, there are now more older workers than teens in the nation's work force—for the first time on record.
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- Just Two Words: International Trade
In June, total U.S. trade in goods and services was $350.8 billion. In June 2009, the total of imports and exports was $283 billion. That means the volume of U.S. trade with other countries rose nearly 24% from the year before. That's the mark of an economic expansion—and points to an opportunity for the young.
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- Will Bonds Be Different This Time?
With investors dumping stocks for Treasury debt, bond prices seem to be nearing bubble proportions. Could they go the way of tech stocks and real estate?
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- Worry Isn't Work
If it doesn't feel bad, it isn't worth doing. That's the ethic shaping the workaday world. But being kind to yourself may actually make you more productive, too.
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- What Deflation Means For Your Money
Could Japanese-style deflation happen here? And if so, what would it mean for you and your money? Can you prepare in case it hits? These are questions you can't afford to ignore.
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- Does The Hyper-Rational Consumer Actually Exist?
Though some economists worry that another government stimulus might lead the public to expect higher taxes in the future, it's difficult to imagine this theory playing out among average Americans.
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