balance the federal budget and grow our economy and jobs. >> our biggest domestic problem is the economy which is on life support. >> we've learned some important lessons, this economy has spun out of control. we have hard decisions to make. we're not going to be able to bring our people together in america until we fix the economy. >> america should be a place where no matter where you come from, no matter what you look like you can make it if you try. this economy works best when it works for everybody, not just for those at the very top if opportunity exists for all americans, then all of us do well. folks in the middle and folks at the top and folks at the bottom. >> greta: welcome to a live fox news special. economy in 2012. you are sending your message loud and clear. economy is the most critical issue to voters in this country. latest fox news poll, gop primary voters show a whopping 76 am say the economy is the most important issue in deciding their vote for the republican presidential nominee. almost ten times the amount senate security is important. and it's taken a wild ride t

the 21 economies of apex is the most dynamic of the world. together we equal more than that half of global output. they are opening stores. they are running businesses. they are harvesting crops. they are assembling electronics and designing software. the economist points out that the increase in employment of women in developed countries during the past decade has added more to global growth than china has, and that's a lot. in the united states a study found that women went from holding 37% of all jobs to nearly 48% over the past 40 years. and that in sheer value terms, these williams have punched well above their weight. the productivity gains attributeable to this modest increase in women's overall share of the labor market accounts for approximately one quarter of the current u.s. g.d.p. that works out to more than $3.5 trillion, more than the g.d.p. of germany, and more than half the g.d.p.'s of china and japan. so the promise is clear. what then is the problem? if women are already making such contributions to economic growth, why do w

as the economy transitions from this older industrial economy to this newer more knowledge driven, also resource driven. what you see is that structural transformation chrystia and ken talked about imprinted on america's geography. places that are way out on the coast that had economies in the sunbelt built up on the housing boom and credit bubble, las vegas, riverside, california, even places in arizona like yuma over 30% and those old manufacturing centers like detroit, tragically, 15%, in the city the mayor said it could be as high as 50%. you have this other thing going on where college towns next to detroit like ann arbor have low unemployment, medical centers, education technology, boulder, colorado, down in florida, gainesville as well. the knowledge centers of the country, washington, d.c. performing very well. then what's really striking is the plains, bismarck, fargo, lincoln, omaha, nebraska, oklahoma city, that belt. you have this new geography of america where some places almost don't feel the recession and others have been whacked with long run structural unemployment and

to turn the economy around than does economy. so far is a very hard thing to evaluate. it's hard to come on here and defend it as an economic policy, i see it largely as political. the reforms he says he won't enforce that's a good thing, obama care, dodd/frank financial regulations. the reforms he won't put himself out there in favor of such as tax reform are medicare reform, those are the parts concerning -- i can't give you 100% solid answer whether he could turn the economy run but i am confident he's a better choice than obama. >> as perry slips herman cain benefits. part of the businessman's economic plan is to do away entirely with the existing tax code and replace it with what he call the the nine nine nine plan. 9% corporate tax on corporate income, 9% on personal income and 9% sales tax. really nifty in debates, because he uses it in interviews. chief correspondent for "u.s. news and world report." rick, critics say this is another republican plan that protects the wealthiest and puts an unfair burden on the poor. you'v

economy. there are steps we can take right now to put people back to work. there are steps we can take right now to put money in the pockets of working americans. there are things we can do right now to restore some of the security and fairness that has always defined this great country of ours. and that's what will happen if congress will finally get its act together and pass the american jobs act. [cheers and applause] >> it has now been three weeks since i sent this bill to congress. it's a detailed plan to get this economy moving. it's the kind of proposal that, in the past, democrats and republicans have supported. there's not been radical -- there's nothing radical in this proposal. these are the kinds of things in the past that we have had bipartisan support for. it's fully paid for. and that's why i need you to help me convince the people you sent to washington that it's time to pass this jobs bill and get america working again. [cheers and applause] >> now you just heard kim's story.

it's good for the economy today. and it will be good for the economy long-term. was there opportunities? he took the opportunity to deal with all three within the first six months. we're now importing auto jobs. we're -- before it was near bankruptcy. i would also argue not to get too political too fast but i can't miss the opportunity. which is some people in the remote minority wrote stories and wrote op-eds saying let it go bankrupt. the president of the united states doubled down on the american workers, auto industry not only is stronger, not only creating the jobs today, we also negotiated two fuel efficiency standards that were denied for 30 years, and now the united states went from 2% to 40% of their alternative battery production. at every level the auto industry that was first started here in the united states is strornger and bet irand more prepared for the future than it was when he was in office and 1.2 million manufacturing jobs, and manufacturing base of america, is stronger. now that's not enough. and he'll be the first to admit it. and the next

economy and job creation. it is vitally important to the united states that europe is able to address its issues effectively and in a timely fashion. for this reason the administration has closely engaged with european leaders to encourage them to move forward in an effective way. at the same time, our supervisors have for some time been working closely with the u.s. financial institutions to identify risks and to improve their ability to withstand a variety of contagion events emanating from europe. in managing global risks, one key challenge is to ensure sufficient financing in crisis situations. the european countries themselves are appropriately contributing the bulk of financing to countries in the euro zone periphery. in addition, the imf is an important role of financing and expertise in the effort to contain the crisis with long experience and independent judgment they set strong economic conditions for loans which return countries sustainability by promoting greater stability and safeguarding against

the way, so our economy can turn -- return to creating jobs. thank you so much for listing. >> on newsmakers, maryland representative chris van hollen, ranking member of the house budget committee, and a member of the joint deficit reduction committee, talks about how the joint committee is doing with this task of identifying $1.20 trillion in budget cuts and other budget, spending, congressional, and political issues. "newsmakers" sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c- span. >> the house meets on monday at 2:00 p.m. with the first roll- call votes of the week expect it -- expected after 6:30. members will consider a federal spending plan for november bid watch live coverage of the house on c-span. at 3:30 p.m. eastern monday, the senate will begin debate on a bill that aims to crack down on china's currency manipulation. then they will proceed to consider six nominations, including henry floyd of south carolina to be a u.s. circuit judge for the poor circuit. votes will follow. you can see the senate live on c-span2. >> get regular u

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economies at least.ood jobs and good credit and one for people who have neither. if you're lucky enough to count yourself in the first group, this lousy economy presents some opportunities. yep the stock market's recent plunge has been painful but it means wall street is on sale giving the chance to snag quality stocks that pay good dividends at a discount. secondly despite low mortgage rates home prices can't seem to fine their bottom so scooping up property now if you're prepared to sit on it could bring big returns when the housing market comes back to life. that's the story of the haves, the story of opportunity. if you're living in the have not economy as so many of you are, yours is an entirely different story. bargain stocks and cheap real estate don't do you much good if you're struggling to get by. instead you have to do what you can to protect yourself. build that emergency fund even if it means cutting 401 contributions for a while. don't take on any new high interest debt. and consider reloca

and therefore our economy will never improve over the long term every stimulus effort will last only a few weeks or months the few weeks or months it takes for somebody to take the wages from the stimulus job into a walmart and buy something made overseas poof goes the money poof goes the stimulus we need to wake up and get so-called free trade before it's too late. after the break tom's your take might it plus a deal you take on why the occupy wall street movement will be ultimately successful. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through get through it if you may who can you trust no one who sees you view with the global machinery see where we had a state controlled capitalism and school fascism when nobody dares to ask we do you are t. question more. for. your take my take is the segment of the show when we give you the opportunity to have your questions comments criticisms and opinions heard here on the big picture a monday night's daily take i argued that we shouldn't be honoring christopher columbus with a national holiday be

we need to finance the russian economy chinese economy and if you have good finance finance if you will for gross ok to do that it's clear that we have to rely on financial centers and that's why devotion projects creating moscow as an international interest center is very important because we need to have a network of financial centers in the word but those financial centers to be sustainable and to fulfill their mission immersed absolutely share common practices common principles common rules that's why we came here in moscow to try to share this european experience and to see what are the best practices that could be conceivable to be implemented in russia all prime minister putin has recently spoken of investing in russia to an audience of global chief executive spotlight. has bore. the first nine months of two thousand and eleven have seen the new one. direct foreign investment into russian economy some of it see also companies investing in russia have recently held a meeting with vladimir putin to praise some of the reforms the company nestlé and all the members of the fianna are

than the cause of the bad economy. look, when people get back on jobs they can pay. you'll see a big drop and houses rise. something we write about at the journal, $2 trillion businesses are sitting on, ali. they want some incentive to invest. they want this anti-business atmosphere in washington to go away. >> it's going to come from demand, come from people with jobs saying i'm going to spend something. joe. >> i thought cross fire was not on the air anymore. >> those were the good old days. >> where do you get growth? where do you get growth? government can work on the margins, a huge amount of capital on the sidelines. i don't think it's because of anti-business sentiment or anti-business climate, i think it's because there's not enough demand. it's such a chicken and egg thing. i think the government should be doing everything it can on the margins to help create jobs. i also think the organic economy itself has to start to revive on its own. there's only so much government can do. we can't expect government to co

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what is our human nature what is what are our possibilities what should the economy be doing what's the nature of money and what and what are our real choices in terms of an economic system this is part of the conversation that the occupy wall street so putting up the second is actually literally engaging in building this new system from the bottom up you know i work with us magazine is telling these news stories reframing the culture the business alliance for local living economies which i'm also deeply involved in this is about working with people in communities all across the united states and canada on rebuilding their local economies the third element the third intervention then is getting control of the rules to change the rules for rules that support. wall street control two rules that shift power back to main street that move us from evaluating economic performance based on financial indicators to focusing on indicators of the real wealth the health of our children the health of our families communities and nature. it in falls of fundamental restructuring of the money system

travel problem economies. i think the chinese are talking about helping somebody you basket case economies like greece and portugal but how far they're willing to go and on what terms i think the chinese are very shrewd bargains when it comes to that and there will be remains to be seen how far that will go what about africa do you think the africans will welcome china replacing the anglo saxons as the patrons of the continent up until now it's been mixed but the chinese have done the one thing that it's extremely clever in terms of their african diplomacy since about two thousand and four two thousand and six and that is they've come in they've ignored the international monetary fund they've come in with soft loans they've built schools hospitals highways dams and so forth across africa and they said our interest is quite simple we want long term secure raw materials oil gas and minerals and the africans are quite happy to have that kind of arrangement the american approach was similar to the british kind of

or we're talking all about the bubble economy the fake commie the banking economy we know that's rigged we know that's a fake game we know it's not real now let's look at what they're in america they're trying to do to recover the economy florida lawmaker wants to repeal dorf tossing ban to create jobs bill workman a republican state legislator in florida said on a quest to seek and destroy unnecessary burdens on the freedom and liberties of people all that it does is prevent some dwarfs from getting jobs that would be happy to get in this economy or any economy why would we want to prevent people from getting gainful employment. right it's come to this but the way to stimulate the american economy is to legalize dwarf tossing speaking of door smacks let's move on to the next headline have geithner fly commercial to help cut the deficit so this is barney frank and he's looking at ways to cut the deficit and one of the ways he's saying is prohibiting treasury officials from using military air transport a practice begun under former treasury secretary hank paulson and continued by geithne

economy. this is two hours. >> hearing today is on the year zone debt crisis and implications to the united states. ask unanimous consent mr. lynn of massachusetts and mr. greene from texas both members of the financial services committee can silt in with the must members of the subcommittee today for purposes of delivering a testimony and asking the witnesses questions today. we limit time to 10 minute, and i recognize myself for as much time as i might consume. today we're focused on the eurozone debt crisis and impact on the u.s. economy. despite the systems, the e.u., international monetary fund, imf, greece, portugal, and italy plunged into the deep this year. the economies show sign of strain. in the past year, there's a series of credit rating downgrades for many e.u. members following the grounds of stress tests on important european banks. these rating agencies warned about the risks associated with the global connectedness of banks and the inestment of government bonds. they have to

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but looking at the economy as a whole, this is a small dent. i understand in people's lives -- >> well there are larger things we can do. obviously the american jobs act, all economists agree with having market effect on economic growth and would create millions of jobs. we just have to get the congress to act on it. their strategy seems to be obstruction and delay and people can't afford that. that's why the president is embarking on this -- he will take every action he can take under the law on his own to improve the economy, to give a little more security to the middle class. but it would be great to get some cooperation. >> one year ago, two years ago, now almost three years into the obama administration, things have been lousy for a lot of people. so in his "we can't wait" campaign, isn't the president, okay, fine, if these are great initiatives for people, why did he wait almost three years? >> he's embarked on a lot of initiatives. this -- look. the problems we got into, candy, were years in themakering. they are deep, complicated and th

of somalia but it's true if you remove the pirates the economy in somalia would collapse. that's true john the same way that dexia is crucial to the european voting system that's true but it doesn't mitigate the fact that they are frickin pirates well cutter is rumored to be picking up the best assets for fire sale price cutter right of course cutter is going to be putting up the worst of the saudi guy he's always picking things of the absolute top reason worst stock broker that ever lived you know but this is what's happening throughout we've seen throughout the european crisis is real assets real genuine good quality assets get handed out fire sale prices to insiders to the elite the bad assets which are not actually assets but debts that will never be paid back and so therefore are just black holes of nothingness they get handed to the taxpayer so it's confusing like you said the word assets is a confusing term and at the same time they vilify the word commodities commodities are worthless meanwhile they're taking the assets that is nothing but. to buy the good stuff th

imposed structurally unjust programs in greece that's what economy language from the greek economy and even household management. managing is a practice that you can actually know what the hell the been happening. and at least a breeze a pretty cheering the gloomy news more that coming up in about ten minutes now returning to our top story the tenth anniversary of the afghan war this weekend washington is trying to mend ties with one of its main allies in the war pakistan relations have recently been hit by mutual accusations and political differences but these military analysts are going to reports next from afghanistan. this is the commanding height that dominates this sweeping view. area of kabul the afghan capital. right behind me the reason bad three weeks ago was under the twenty hour siege by the high going to network let's take a closer look at what went wrong. war on terror first after al qaeda central redeployed killed a pashtun tribal belt along the afghan pakistani border the state department filed a request to pakistan for cooperation against osama bin laden going to slam

it's a story of the last global economy. from our. genocidal utopian robots. and still stood strong. with forty five carats. carry forth the capital crimes capitalist punishment to deal with the wrong. is this the solution no just a demonstration of my love for a living she told me is fun love yes it is iran paul and i approve these messages to you is that your bias a bit of time to share a thought before we end for the night on the local economy it does seem impossible will the household even be its more uncertainty is the only stock that's always been rising and now we're losing confidence but is it surprising has it now been a camel from the first seed we planted to margin calls the babies of the footsie one hundred well seems to come to us global order things off financially if it's an interesting corner we invested too much in this enterprise would meet the solution my client is very demise for a real economy is something much broader its g.d.p. measured not by our ability to hold but our capacity to free learn you know no place in nature is the border wi

economy is a basket case economy right now the official government data that's released every every month by the labor department the commerce department has been faked essentially so systematically and so long that the real economy is running at a level of best estimates of economists friends of mine who monitor this of twenty to twenty three percent of the employable labor force so a twenty three percent unemployment is as levels of the great depression of the thirty's so so. the language x. of sanctions. he isn't something isn't the language understood by countries like china here you know it's saber rattling by by washington and they're dependent on china buying. more than two trillion dollars of u.s. government debt the debt situation of the federal government this is different from the great depression because today the debt of the federal government is simply growing exponentially it's out of control this is the this is what make them made me wonder by the way u.s. and chinese economies are so into dependent they have become so into dependent over the last decades so how can they f

with the consumers the purchaser's that looks a whole lot more like that than a global economy ruled by goldman sachs a wal-mart and a month santa which is really a system of central planning much like what we attribute to the practice of communism so we're beginning to see is that we need to be creating businesses that are not based on corporate monopolies and central corporate planning but economies that really are rooted in community that are owned by real people who care about the health of their community the health and well being of their neighbor and of their natural environment and who self organize within a framework of rules that maintain fairness and fair dealing on equity to meet their user local resources to meet their local needs and i think that really begins to frame what i see occupy wall street about. where the wall street protesters are focusing on the wall street economy as a source of so much of this fire. action and society and the critical frame is wall street has abused its political power to write the rules so that it has basic control of defining our our eco

economy? one of america's top bankers says there are signs of life that they're watching. >>> and my conversation with golf great annika sorenstam. how she's teaching winning ways to a new generation of female athletes. "the wall street journal report" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program, "the wall street journal report." now, maria bartiromo. >> a crucial european summit this weekend, the goal? to chart a comprehensive course out of the sovereign debt crisis, stabilize the banks and calm international markets. the summit led by german chancellor angela merkel and french president nicolas sarkozy taking place on sunday in belgium. the markets had a choppy week moving in concert with worries about europe, down 250 points on monday, up 180 points on tuesday, then bouncing around later on in the week. the markets rebounded on friday. we're in the thick of earnings season and so far, a mixed picture to report, though not as bad as some had feared. goldman sachs

the greek economy of meaning household management. theories abound but in practice today anyone actually know what the hell is even happening. well you can see robert rhyme and reason his way through the global economic crisis in about five minutes here on r.t. . well time now to discover more of the world's biggest country in our close up series. well they were traveling to the pens a region southeast of moscow grant a safe there have inspired some of russia's greatest writers as he explains. a tale of two states out of harmony a modest country see that i'm sorry it's time survived on farming and small scale manufacturing it happened to be the childhood home one of russia's most legendary figures mikhail detriment of the child prodigy a fiery tempered soldier womanizer and finally a greater amounts of poet the novelist he died in a jewel at the age of twenty seven while little of his work was composed here they're meant that it's buried in the family more so they and. now two hundred people look after the estate as in the nineteenth

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we don't know in modern economies what helps an economy continue to grow and to remain strong and to prosper as it inknow vates, particularly as the economy and the culture and the society becomes relatively

a global economy has been transformed in recent years.t used to take companies decades to become world leaders. now some of them do it in a few years. when you step off the plane in the dehli or lagos, you can feel the energy, the hunger. we need that here. there is too much sobbing as, we need to be a sharp, focused, can-do country. as we go for growth, the last thing i want is to pump the old economy back up with a banking sector out of control, manufacturing squeezed, and prosperity confined to a few parts of the country and a few industries. our plan is to build something new and to build something better. we can do it. look at what is happening in east london. europe does the financial capital is now matched by your's technology capital. facebook, intel, google, people investing right here. look at what is happening across the country. the biggest jumbo jet made in wales. the most famous figures made in england. do you watch formula one? whether it is the german, the australian, with the brazilian, they all have one thing in common.

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economy? um, and finally, do you feel that the european leaders are negligent in pushing austerity too soon? >> those are good questions. um, the big headwind the american economy is facing right now is uncertainty about europe because it's affecting global markets. the slowdown that we're seeing is not just happening here in the united states, it's happening everywhere. even in some of the emerging markets like china you're seeing greater caution, less investment, deep concern. in some ways, you know, um, as frustrating as the financial sector has been here in the united states after the lehman's collapse, the aggressive actions that were taken right after lehman's did help us to strengthen the financial sector and the banking sector in ways that europe did not fully go through. um, and, you know, uncertainty around greece and their ability to pay their debts runs on, in the capital markets on, you know, the debt that many of these southern european countries have been facing as well as irela