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Stock market volatility is back, a signal to some experts that the powerful rally that started in early March may be coming to an end. Full Article at CNBC
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At 7.00am AEDT, the dollar was trading at $US0.9229/34, up from Friday's close of $US0.9134/37. During the offshore session, the Unit traded between $US0.9123 and $US0.9229. Full Article at The Courier Mail
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This bill is a jobs-killer; it’s the last thing we should be doing when we’re dealing with 10 percent unemployment
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Mr. Moss is a professor of history at Eastern Michigan University. For a list of his recent books and online publications, see http://people.emich.edu/wmoss/pub.htm. Full Article at History News Network
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By Wolfgang Hummel Two decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall, West German politicians look on with satisfaction at the results of 20 years of reconstructing East Germany. Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Investors will get some guidance about the economy this week from data issued not by the government, but by big retailers in the form of third-quarter earnings reports. Full Article at MSNBC
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I voted against Speaker Pelosi’s bill because it is a disaster for health care in America ... It costs too much, taxes too much, cuts Medicare and Medicare Advantage, and will ultimately cause health care to be rationed. Furthermore, what the Democrats have done today could cost millions of jobs at a ti...
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FINANCE officials from rich and developing countries have pledged to maintain emergency support for their economies until recovery is assured, but failed to reach a clear agreement to bear the cost of fighting climate change. Full Article at Shanghai Daily
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The financial markets are still trying to get a sense of whether consumers, while worried about unemployment, are nonetheless willing to spend, especially as the holiday season approaches. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
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NEW YORK - JULY 02: Unemployment advisor Shawn Morales with the New York State Labor Department's Division of Employment Services gives information to a job seeker July 2, 2009 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City.
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This bill is a jobs-killer; it’s the last thing we should be doing when we’re dealing with 10 percent unemployment
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I voted against Speaker Pelosi’s bill because it is a disaster for health care in America ... It costs too much, taxes too much, cuts Medicare and Medicare Advantage, and will ultimately cause health care to be rationed. Furthermore, what the Democrats have done today could cost millions of jobs at a ti...
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At a time of record unemployment across northeast Indiana, the 1,990 pages of regulation in this bill are a death sentence for jobs and employers. This bill raises taxes on small business owners and severely taxes innovation in the medical device industry in Kosciusko County.
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In my district, agriculture is the No. 1 job creator and the unemployment rate is higher than the state's average, largely due to this crisis
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If we put the brakes on too quickly we will weaken the economy and the financial system, unemployment will rise, more businesses will fail, budget deficits will rise, and the ultimate cost of the crisis will be greater
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I don't think there's anybody over at the G20 doing victory laps, particularly when you look at the United States' economy where unemployment has hit something like 10 percent plus
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If we were to simply withdraw stimulus that would pull the rug out from under recovery and that would result in far higher unemployment
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This pay-or-play mandate is a direct tax on jobs, which will increase Michigan’s 15.3 percent unemployment rate, and lead to $135 billion in tax penalties on businesses that can’t afford to offer insurance ... Worse, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office has confirmed that this tax could reduce th...
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When you look at the United States economy where unemployment has hit something like 10 per cent plus, you've got the British economy which has had something like six quarterly contractions in a row ... people here are cautious
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This Great Recession is an inflection point for the economy in many respects. I think the unemployment rate will be permanently higher, or at least higher for the foreseeable future
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The key challenge is to ensure the next decade is one of growth and not one of low growth and high unemployment
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Obama said if Congress didn't pass his $780 billion dollar stimulus we could see 8 percent unemployment. Well, they spent the money and we are at 10.2 percent unemployment.
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The elections came before it was announced that the unemployment rate had risen to 10.2%, the highest in 26 years
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If we put on the brakes too early, we will weaken the economy and the financial system, unemployment will rise, more businesses will fail, budget deficits will rise, and the ultimate cost of the crisis - economic cost and fiscal cost - will be greater
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It is hard to fathom that, according to the White House estimates earlier this year, the stimulus was supposed to help cap the unemployment rate at 8.5 percent. Here we are today with both an unemployment rate and a fiscal deficit-to-GDP ratio both north of 10 percent.
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It's so far a jobless recovery ... Even though unemployment is a lagging indicator, I don't think we have leveled off.
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New Zealand's unemployment rate rose to the highest level in more than nine years... The jobless rate increased to 6.5% from 6% in the previous three months...
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Extending the unemployment benefits will allow people to stay in their homes until they can find employment
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Los Angeles already has a scary unemployment rate of 12%, and if you lump in the underemployed, it's already at 20%, like the state's.
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Unemployment is rising while labor force is declining. Once labor force begins to rise, this will add to unemployment, as many coming back in will be unemployed
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Unemployment is rising while labor force is declining. Once labor force begins to rise, this will add to unemployment, as many coming back in will be unemployed
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There was a feeling, particularly among the more radical elements of the unemployed, that Britain was so busy commemorating the dead that it had forgotten its obligations to people who had survived and now needed help ... There was mass unemployment, and in the early 1920s this kept rising at an alarmin...
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October's unemployment report was undoubtedly more negative than expected, particularly at the provincial level ... Still, with economies generally showing signs of stabilization, it is possible that Alberta and Canada are nearing their unemployment peaks.
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Continued slow activity in the natural gas sector is expected to exact further employment impacts in the Calgary region, pushing the unemployment rate to eight per cent by (the) end of 2009 ... Throughout the winter, with limited work on the natural gas side, the unemployment rate is expected to rise sl...
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We are predicting double-digit unemployment in Florida until 2012. It's brutal. We are in such a deep hole here.
SOURCE: Palm Beach Post
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