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as we get older, we get more ,roductive, and we retire productivity collapses, we dive.y grim. what is the big lesson from this chart. >> it is one of the possible explanations. if we look at demographics for most countries in certain parts of the agent and the developed world, we have a shrinking in the age of the working population. rising numbers of people who are retirement age. this creates problems for governments. you have more people you have to pay pensions to. everyd of just saying single person of working age is identical. that those people who have been working for 20 years, these people are more productive, more skill sets, and more useful to an economy than those people who have just joined with much lower skill sets. this is where you get a diversions and the aging around the world. if you take germany or other parts of western europe, where the average person's age 40, that has helped growth. a lot of those people are retiring, not just in the traditional sense in terms of pensions, but you've also got the people replacing them. the average productivity i

annon will help p develop exclusive new roducts and revamp radioshack's image -- the company is trying to work its way out of bankrupcy. he'll also work on educational products related to learning math and science.cannon is an actor -- comedian -- tv v host and producer who is known for his roles in the movie "drumline" and t-v series "all that." doctors want parents to stop using crib bumpers after significant increase in infant deaths. deaths.available data shows the number of baby deaths tied to the common crib bedding have tripled in the lasteven years.that's according to at infafa deaths since 1985. there are no federal regulations restricting the use of crib bumpers.the american academy of pediatrics has advised parents against using them, or any soft bedding. a cake's artworkrkas gone viral...but for a good reason. reason.this is the picture that lisa aldrich posted on facebook, with a sweet backstory. backstory.the worker aldrich asked to decorate this cake i i autistic and was supposed to have someone else do the writing. aldrich didn't know that when she asked the worker for

a john deere plant in moline, to market demand for roducts made at the location. the layoffs are effective february 15th. iowa state introduced matt campbell as the school's new head football coach. campbell comes to the cyclones after a ssnt at toledo. he said he's admired the energy and atmosphere on iowa state's campus since he first came here to coach against iowa state a couple of years ago. he also said his main goal is to bring greatness to isu... "players win games nnt coachchs. and we have to do a great job of putting those players in a position to win those football games." coach campbell will be looking to improve an iowa stateeteam that won three games this season. you won't find it on any studio tour, or anywhere near the walk of fame. like the artifacts inside, it's being sold off or destroroed piece. jacob rascon takes us to one of hollywood's favorite locations, gopro] is another's treasure... [natural sound car crushed junkyard. [sound up junk moving] 26 acres in the heart of los and - for hollywood. commercials and music videos... [usher and othe

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sunpower, they have a great oil and gas partnership and the use the salesforce to really sell their .roductn that sun edison has gotten a lead on other names is because of the sharp correction we've seen in the yield co space. are essentially products or securities that spin off certain assets. we are focused more on companies first solar. and carol: tim cook talking about how they will be energy independent, they will have of theanels on the top development. do you see commercial development incorporating where it makes sense, solar energy, alternative energy? angelo: absolutely. apple is a leader. all of their data centers will be driven by solar energy and we think they will be leaders among other companies like target and walmart. on the residential side, that is .here we see growth over time, those are also areas you want to be focused. angelo, first solar has had a tremendous run this year, a 50%. what is your take? still pricey at this level? angelo: on the contrary, we .pgraded the stock we are recommending the name, their prospects will only continue to improve and the coming years

1968 adjusted for inflation would today be $10.60, and that's not adjusting for the increase in roductivitydramatic increase in american workers' productivity, even low-wage workers. inflationust for both and productivity, the minimum than ould be far higher $15 an hour right now. national uld be a minimally decent wage for americans. . pplause] ai-jen: just a couple of other things about minimum wage, there are groups of workers still excluded from minimum wage protection -- well, up until ago, 2 million home care workers were excluded and overtime age protections because of that 1930s legacy of racial exclusion and the labor laws, and this department of labor actually change rward on a rule that brought those 2 million workers under protections. [applause] ai-jen: i think it's one of the most important victories for that the obama administration, actually. but there are still workers, people with disabilities, who essentially who are still excluded from minimum wage protections. there's a little cause called 14c which allows for some companies and even nonprofits to pay people with disabi

campaign ed a have suggest value-added tax which would be levied on consumption at each a gooder roductionn service, like when a pencil lead mated togetherre to become a pencil, that's value-added. it would be taxed. the way that europe taxes consumption right now, and one -- actually, cruz andandidates, ted rand paul on the republican side to replace d a vat part or all of the corporate tax systems. wants to on twitter talk about the affordable care act on taxes. ow many taxpayers won't be getting a return due to the affordable care act? guest: plenty, if there is continued lack of participation n the affordable care act's exchanges and other minimum insurance requirements because there are large penalties for failing to have the coverage that's required under aca, and don't have now who this coverage are probably used to paying penalties of a few hundred dollars. the problem is, under the law, those penalties are going to ramp up severely to the point where a family of four might be in ng well over $1,000 penalties. there are a host of other taxes, too. an excise tax on high benefit plan