and anya kamenetz, author of the books "generation debt" and "d-i-y u". >> anya, i will start with you, give us some context for this political fight am we say that student loan debt exceeded credit-card debt. how big a problem then are we talking about today? >> well, you mentioned the average figure, $27,000 a year for the-- for the class of 2011. this has been growing every single year right in lock step with tuition. and it's something where families and students facing the tough job market that they are are really starting to question the value of their degree when it comes with these large loan payments. >> brown: sandy baum wa, would you at to that, and who's most affected. >> well, anya's right to focus on the amount that individual students owe, not on whether thing a. q. gatt amount of debt is greater than credit-card debt. >> brown: why is that. >> because what matter is whether individual students can manage their loan payments. and the fact that is most college graduates, $27,000 is fine. what we need to worry about is that there are many students, too many student was bor

the energy sector will be a little bit more busy with this deal let me tell you about it in fact anya's have signed this deal today and what it means is that the two companies will be working together in tandem to explore up in the arctic specifically in the barents and the black sea now any has a thirty three percent interest in this joint venture and what ross enough will get out of it is access to some of any other projects around the world including other countries like north africa the united states and europe as well and also some technology that will help bring some much needed reform to russia's oil industry now let me tell you a little bit about the financial part of this about two billion has been committed for the exploration side of this but then around one hundred billion dollars is expected to be needed to help see this project through this is not as big as a similar deal which was signed between ross nafta and exxon within the past two weeks that deal between two hundred and three three hundred billion dollars of course these are early numbers and these numbers can expand

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very tense and will be fine and very closely as situation unfolds citizen journalist bernard that's anya thank you. first it was corporate bailouts now it's entire countries that are being bailed out and this is all being done at the expense of taxpaying citizens germany just forked over one hundred thirty billion dollars to dig greece out of debt in the hopes of saving it shattered economy but now spain italy is economies are also on the verge of collapse today marks the first day of the i.m.f. and world bank's annual spring meetings in washington d.c. where they're slated to get at least six hundred billion dollars more in funding to deal with the eurozone debt crisis so other european countries don't fall victim to greece's fate the i.m.f. has fought fallen under her criticism for its structural adjustment policies which critics say keep underdeveloped nations in a state of perpetual poverty instead of actually alleviating their debt now the organization is expecting the emerging economic brics brazil russia india china and south africa bloc of nations to cough up money to bail out pa

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