Oct 22, 2009 -
I generally have a strong stance on Capitalism being the best economic system in existence. However, now and then I think it's good to question this, especially when I see things like this, which don't help to proove my point. Basically, most countries on this list are the most capitalist nations in the world- with Hong Kong having the biggest gap, and being the "most Capitalist." I do believe that Capitalism is good for the whole, that it does not cause the rich to get richer, etc. But this shows that the rich are just taking over all of the wealth in these nations. What are your thoughts?
Countries with the Biggest Gaps Between Rich and Poor
October 21, 2009 by admin Filed under World
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By Bruce Einhorn from Business Week
The U.N. Development Program recently came out with a report looking, among other things, at income inequality worldwide.
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Aug 22, 2009 -
Mark Steyn: Stimulus hits a pothole
And Obamacare can't be rationalized on economic or medical grounds because it's not about that. It's about moving America left.
By MARK STEYN
The other day, wending my way from Woodsville, N.H., 40 miles south to Plymouth, I came across several "stimulus" projects – every few miles, and heralded by a two-tone sign, a hitherto rare sight on Granite State highways.
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Jun 07, 2009 -
Conservatives racing ahead in EU parliament voting
By CONSTANT BRAND and ROBERT WIELAARD, Associated Press Writers Constant Brand And Robert Wielaard, Associated Press Writers
BRUSSELS – Conservatives raced toward victory in some of Europe's largest economies Sunday as initial results and exit polls showed voters punishing left-leaning parties in European parliament elections in France, Germany and elsewhere.
Some right-leaning parties said the results vindicated their reluctance to spend more on company bailouts and fiscal stimulus amid the global economic crisis.
First projections by the European Union showed center-right parties would have the most seats — between 263 and 273 — in the 736-member parliament.
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