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Unemployment hits 10.2%, the highest in more than 26 years. Job losses have are now approaching a two-year stretch of back-to-back quarterly losses. So are government officials right to believe that a weak-dollar can stop rising unemployment? Full Article at FOX Business
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WASHINGTON — The unemployment rate has hit double digits for the first time since 1983 — and is likely to go higher. The 10.2 percent jobless rate for October shows how weak the economy remains even though it is growing. Full Article at Austin American-Statesman
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WASHINGTON — The unemployment rate has hit double digits for the first time since 1983 — and is likely to go higher. The 10.2 percent jobless rate for October shows how weak the economy remains even though it is growing. Full Article at Austin American-Statesman
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“One of the great current myths that is being propounded by those in charge is that they are going to magically withdraw, at the appropriate time, the stimulus which is currently preventing the world economy from imploding. What a bad joke, that is! Full Article at The Market Oracle
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The employment market is pretty grim. We're talking a double digit unemployment rate – and that's just the base rate. The comprehensive unemployment rate is now 17.5% in the US. This is a fact not lost on our politicians. Full Article at iStockAnalyst
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We will dramatically increase the percentage of total company sales from these markets
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The real impact of a weak currency is that investors, knowing their returns will be eroded by inflation, seek out hard, unproductive assets (think housing, gold, art) least vulnerable to currency debasement, over investment in the productive, job-creating economy
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The opportunities here are boundless; 86% of the world's population is in emerging markets
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Every day, it becomes more urgent that the federal government step up to the plate with bold actions to boost job creation
