mexican products exported to the u s senate seat in profits directly from a new product in the us economy. and in the economy driven by exports will also benefit from a global top ten going to reach out to center why it is good news that german economy. we especially liked seeing much more momentum with the scarcity us now from emerging economies like china and brazil and took a mini audio photos and write things in them. i have been mentioned in the german economy only grew by zero point four percent to twenty three eighteen. the ap top at the end of the heat especially in the export sector. the assignment recovering from the crisis what i didn't want to think of the volatility on the mosque is sad is that andrew was of one stand in steelers them. that's our debate that has had a profound effect on many developing economies. still the overall page that tells seen racism as the years conrad he's been watching the reaction of strength. a confident outlook of the wood bank had a very strong effect on the stock markets the german stock index stocks climbed on to new record highs and among th

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to the pv is here the international monetary fund and market analysts predict that the us economy will expand at around three percent in two thousand fourteen and will fulfill its growth potential. and the us markets and those following the latest theater showing the nation's positive growth the dow jones industrial average ended higher seven tenths of a percent at fifteen thousand eight hundred forty eighth and the nasdaq closed up by more than of one and three quarters percent. easy to get stocks are kicking off we go to them the militant is standing by at the tokyo stock exchange may mean good morning kiss my kids are leading the way higher can help to carry through with the momentum like until you get sick and on this illustrates the opening levels and you can see what i'm talking about. both indexes and well into the positives of fifteen thousand one and twenty seven up about eight tenths of a percent for the sport in the case or on the right path however the nikkei was down three hundred eighty four points for the week. as of the coles yesterday so we still have a little bit of w

on wednesday the fed said last month that the us economy as a whole continue to improve moderately. japan's wholesale price index for december will come out on thursday. known officially as the corporate goods price index. it showed a two point seven percent year on year gain in november japan's machinery orders for november will be released on the same day and the copious month. this key indicator of corporate equipment investment and op zero point six percent from september we'll find out on friday how the us housing market is doing housing starts for december are too well. in november they searched an annualized twenty two point seven percent from the prior month. finally on saturday china will be these home prices in seventy major cities in december. in the preceding month prices in cities like beijing and shanghai climbed more than twenty percent year on year continuing a recent trip. and as the latest in business for this hour. his attack on the markets in. the south. we warn investors who do due to injury. the tokyo market leads to win. i wanted to rule the world. from the de

but the patients assigned to the economy. use you generally don't get stained inflation on the market economy in a functioning market um and so will be half year deflation may lead me be that because some wages go up because the euro is not going to the roof that we don't get literal be cliche but it's not them a card. the imf said in a deflation is a signal europe still has severe problems so severe lack of credit by one. the station basically means folding prices them from a consumer expected that doesn't sound too bad but for the general economy for the corny as a holy it is pre bout that we've seen it before me but to just to clarify issues that inflation is well not just computers go down and prices universities go up to his surprise first up inflation is everything is falling at the same time. on average and that's very bad for people to take no credit because the amount they took out before it now gets harder and harder to pay off it's also very bad for planning because consumers to see falling prices to a whole pack which

us markets ended lower concerns about emerging economies seem to be continuing to dampen market sentiment. the dow jones industrial average fell one point two percent ending a fifteen thousand seven hundred thirty eight the nasdaq was down by one point one percent closing at four thousand fifty one. not to see how tokyo stock prices are moving we go to green valley tiki standing by at the tokyo stock exchange. i mean how is totally acting this thursday morning. well let's go straight to the opening doubles i and i can is a negative open here let's have a look at the nikkei and the topic says we haven't the last couple of trading days of the year and so far the nikkei has been down it was down over nine hundred points as of the close yesterday and is down over three hundred and seventy three points just right now for two point four three percent. so we're heading into another negative posts for this week as he said i concerns over emerging economies still lingering in the fed statement did not make any mention of that maybe one more mini pocket pairs of course around the world. i have been

year history connelly has more on that next in line to head the fed and are plans to boost the us economy. fifty six to twenty six the senate has approved the democratic nominee. helen has the texture and then at the federal reserve the senate's none on monday makes it the first female head of the us central bank and one of the most powerful women in us history. she is said to be a major economy gallon will officially take the reins on that very first replace the current fed chairman and remain key to the sec and forty her term expires at the end of this month. sixty seven year olds now and currently serves as the feds sites chair. as a supporter of the easy money policy the fed has been pursuing under permit. she's expected to continue the fight to bring unemployment down. even if that means strategies that drive inflation high gear linda and nineteen republicans who voted against her which goes against the effect of classic eighty five billion dollar a month on buying program even though the fed decided to ski for the monthly purchases and down to seventy five billion starting in januar

low low one handed for apple auntie's the investors are buying the dollar on optimism about the us economy after strong us treat a decaf but movements making t need to be going to head out to the east of the minutes for the fact that this meeting only get to be. investors are also looking out for friday's know it from here on the ne yo is also high teens to you and your units were at one hundred and forty two point five seven two six two summaries appetite has returned as i climb and dearie in germany wasn't that big end of market consensus of jobless people in the country to peace by fifteen thousand in december ips yao also kept ahead of the european central bank meeting on their seat. so with the henry kaye. instead we get this piece may see some support for our export levy that she s today and will also keep track of ideas in the asia pacific region at tea on sunday doing things like elaine lee from the tokyo stock exchange. an influential us senator is urging washington to end the ban on exports of domestically produced oil lisa murkowski the top republican on the senate energy commit

signs of an improving outlook in the us economy. that's attracting investors to pull the money to developing markets. the ethos of the ten percent a bank's decision to double its benchmark interest rate was a nice short lists on corresponded with content is the support of the day's trading. at times the market was really under pressure the share prices tumbled and the people here were shaking their heads. they're asking themselves where will all this lead to turn turkey increased its interest rates drastically nobody had reckoned with such a decisive step. but it only helped the turkish lira for short time it only helps equities here for a short time. people are asking themselves what kind of other homework the emerging market countries turkey and others have to do in order to get back on the solid economic footing the realization is that to the emerging market countries have lives too long too much from the cheap money provided by central banks especially from the fed. so in light of the fed meeting the last with abandon a key is t

good morning to buy and yes indeed we did see quite so often us and european markets on friday i'm of course concerns about the emerging economies that the focus this week of the federal reserve policy board meeting is coming up but so are many investors will want to see what the us central bank cannot make us all of us have a look at the opening tells alex that i want to show the viewers the big declines were seen here so far and we're under fifteen thousand for the making of the first time since november fifteen of last year but about down two point six two per cent so very big falls here and that continues from the cars we saw in the us and european markets and also your remind viewers the nikkei fell last week for the third week in a role in the yen has really jumped against the dollar investors buying the yen is a safe haven asset in times of risk averse adamant that may spur further selling in spots especially exports i'll keep track of most of those sectors. but today not looking ahead of course earnings is still a major focus. i'm not going to be on the radar for many investors here in japan a lot of the mega banks as we

the executives are counting on the recovery in the us economy and strong conditions in china to drive growth. but sienna faces challenges in emerging markets its rivals from germany are ramping up their business with low cost vehicles that promotes safety ten executives plan to use is a range of compact cars and hybrid vehicles was at lower costs to compete. for us markets ended lower after weaker than consensus data dampened sentiment. the dow jones industrial average ended down two per cent at sixteen thousand one hundred and ninety seven and the nasdaq lost just over half a percent. the scene of the stocks are trading we got an email a guy who's standing by at the tokyo stock exchange for more than a novice jobless claims took some wind out of the mark seemingly us that some currency moves are also invoke it is hard to get stocks reacting this friday morning. the idea of a good winter coming to the fact is that us jobless claims office he was for the week up but are still at the post recession woes was also the dow jones as you mentioned fl one of more than two hundred points or on

given the positive outlook for the us economy. experts echoed the korean government's position saying that the fed's move which was widely expected would not pose major new challenges for the korean economy. ponzi and onions shift your site studio is topsy turvy tent from a motor a low mobility will soon be a chinese company will announce wednesday to selling the struggling u s cellphone maker to chinese computer maker lenovo for almost three billion dollars with the move up the internet search giant steps out of the smartphone and effects in business for good. the sale price is a lot more than the twelve point five billion difficult will be for motor a lot in late twenty eleven but many experts view this as a sound business strategy global shares rose two point six percent in after hours trading on optimism that the company had ditched the business. there was nothing but a drag on its earnings. mandeville has much to gain as well as in now on the blogroll of branded any current and future products including the modal next month o

terrorists so these numbers have been in weeks back but chairman dennis was saying that to the us economy might get back on track. look at the closing number is four years starting here in europe with dax. why it was awesome to see the results tuesday falling in line to be one of four visits to new york where the dow is bucking the trend is down the days down by about a quarter of this and the euro was up against the us alone one thirty six seventy two. total computers have suffered their worst fall in sales in history the market trend by ten percent into it right now there's no guessing what's taking over tablets of smartphones it's all a matter of having the latest technology and getting the best frocks. many people pcs an old fashioned desk bound devices. smartphones intended to long off and many of the functions of computers including internet access sending and receiving e mails playing games and not small new cabinets and smartphones are also much more affordable that helps explain the popularity in china and india. and that's causing even seventy two pc make its market share. world

this year as the us economy continues to pick up steam the shipbuilding industry also expects a positive year estimating double digit growth orders for offshore structures are on the rockets and mortars go well will boost exports this year korea's steel industry faces a listserv in twelve months china's steel production capacities have grown rapidly spreading korean steelmakers has become another time the risk factor don't read japanese yen may act as another hurdle two koreas outbound shipments of banks and international popularity of the hot items korea's exports me break into new territory yet again this year saddam did. add the onions rail interchange on the call for better relations with south korea in its new year's address but experts say not to get hopes up too high a similar gestures before provocations have been made before and on looks at the possible implications the reunion king john and delivered a rather silly entry message to south korea on wednesday. who knows me and we must breathe atmosphere to improve tie

when it comes to the pages i think the main focus of us economy the main points are that at this age of the industry is to be stationed at the height take industry and the integration into the economy. and it's an important point which only a small and medium sized enterprises development of the sector because i think it's as being for tickets the recipe for german success in that department it also would no longer rely on. others company. can he choose one effectively. to most of all i bought was on accident. he said. dusty dusty. actually many of the gods. the cost of my site to keep the door knobs. most of my head. seeing this seventies universe three of us here when we are on the autobahn is marked this year he remembers week was how the moscow dedicated to the ussr hero thirty years ago that sites above together with the students founded the museum dedicated to the hair one of the great teacher for the newbies in the chat via the band's least a day in iq our parents up the slack there was no electricity we made the curtains just a visitor the pushkin museum to make sure everythi

fact the bank's earnings for the specially since the lehman crisis have been indicative of the us economy and has sought to ferry the focus of those have a look at the opening doubles for january seventeen for friday and toppled indexes there in the naked so continuing on from the negative. the closer we had yesterday. and so far actually been the case that involves all week. he fell four hundred and eighty nine points on tuesday that its search the heart and eighty six points the following day and then as i said it fell back on thursday as well we're seeing a continuation of the negativity not talking about u s banks with goldman sachs reported a nineteen percent decline in its fourth quarter earnings. that's what the fourth quarter net profit and housemate due to sluggish up on trading in its share price was down by two percent meanwhile citigroup also said its net profit doubled in the same quarter of this is actually below market contends the consensus of its share price also traded lower by four point four percent of morgan stanley's kennedy coming out with earnings later in the day

when the us economy was in recession largest company like apple microsoft intel opened up huge cash reserves. his dad at his company finally let us stop working out of a struggle however due to leave on time upmarket no copies would never get a chance to get huge. large companies to pay the same no matter how bad it didn't forgot. that is how to make time to come to value the show. this is a big issue the government that an ipo restart a more market oriented approach the upcoming ipo in china can completely change china's stock market. but it's going to take a major change the extended note to give china's best private companies could use a high over hong kong and singapore okay that's all we have time friend today that the china price watch terrific time for the winter from a cost of living in china. until then you can get a neighbor of the current online that you end up in the dark ch sissies there was beauty. when iam windows to see the pope for his prose about. panel. a new identity in a day portland has been on. that's a good thing. nice guy. it is our story. i'm still please email me c

we eventually cost the us economy around five billion dollars turning back delicate green shoots it grow. at least twenty one people have died as a result of the weather and more than eleven thousand flights have been grounded. forecasters predict the weather could return to normal across much of the us in the coming days after fifty u s cities set new record low temperatures on tuesday making it the coldest day of this entry in the us . i am the rich and aunt j and more. though. it is. guy. the there's a lot of good talk about the target deletion chips between the jewish settlers and the palestinians in the west bank. however we found out that there are many exceptions to the rules of collaborations and understanding between the two people who occupied the same land. he's one of the largest producers of plastics and teary and plumbing products in the bark on industrial area. it is moved to cincinnati area after the factory relocated from the israeli city lot the seal you wouldn't cohen is extremely proud to help further the understanding between israeli and the palestinians by hiring go

they say congressional budget deal has reduced the fiscal track on the us economy. it also upgraded their growth forecasts for japan by zero point four percentage point to one point seven percent they say the government stimulation and partly offset the impact of a consumption tax hike in april. any project the eurozone economy to pick up and grow by one percent. the reason has been mired in a prolonged recession due to a debt crisis. but officials at the imf say the zone is turning a corner and heading for recovery. now this mixed news for some emerging economies. imf officials expect china's growth to fall slightly to seven point five percent. but they say india's economy will expand by five point four percent the officials warned that risks do remain. they seem very low inflation in advanced economies is a potential threat. they're also urging u s policy makers not to pay for their stimulus too quickly to avert volatility in financial markets. when u s stock investors were back on tuesday after a holiday the market performance was mixed. the dow jones industrial

her predict that by the us economy. he read to me during my degree bucharest accumulating snow. and as my ob. leah finally they squirted out of tune at least two projects often get by. so what we have here is the first dt is off a finger this is a mixture of retail sales and together with sixty amp itself will make going over a period of about twenty weeks so that we can use to replace the air force soldiers or want the wounded and lost. nothing here is all part of their hands. at the time to play twenty two cents replicate and eventually replace the plastic scaffolding be nice to live by. we're also making ideas are several of the sheets off the bone. we can also make in the year marino was. and this is a smoke evening. so we can make all cut off or pianist using three d printer. peace has been tested in humans. it's a nice week. and one. at the same time the us military has prompted another project with twenty four million dollars in his forty ricci ninety on to scream don't seem to find forty cars on the fire seemed to me too cheap. and byron artificial blood some stitching.

answer from our politicians bankers corporations and their lackey media is to grow the economy they all do it to us labor secretary thomas perez just said the best way to decrease long term unemployment is to grow the economy a recent paper from the intergovernmental panel on climate change concludes that the solution to climate change is to grow the economy really nancy pelosi has reason to want to extend unemployment benefits to grow the economy. the people profiting most from our current system use grow the economy as a prescription for as everything our media propagates it and we all end up brainwashed into thinking that by yes we do need to keep making buying and consuming crap to grow the economy otherwise the world will end it's like we're told some down to the god of economy view because it's the only thing that will save us from certain doom up and i for one think of this luckily people are starting to realize that the economy has gone beyond a means to secure an exchange of goods into the realm of the absurd gretchen daily at stanford is the head of an initiative called natural capital wh

more or less make them money out from the deal the economy and used it be and who both been in as in other countries has as their budget walk and they are the people they hang out with them as the rest who was around forty some clothes a few that in the streets of mumbai or denny your religion and rats that is left aimed at increasing need for state so that inequality has never been so much in your face as it is particularly in the developing world now. but in the developer. this is mostly showing up as a hauling up off the many losses. already we have a reaction from chris on facebook saying a lot of outrage and finding the findings of the oxfam report that the reality is this to you susan george b c eighty five people these eighty five super rich have added massive value to the lives of even the forest people. i'm sorry to say that's simply not true. and i'm glad that oxfam has been able to seize another in sch and say eighty five people because half the world that's fun. we've been doing this work for twenty five years lease on this coming. and every year there is a report or two

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that would strengthen the us economy. most is a story of other places not doing things right. that's not a good way to grow. now it's doing things better. not great, but better. we are seeing huge reforms. the story of the growing rest is the bigger part of a story, rather than us doing things wrong. >> it's returning to the default position in human history, that countries with larger population are more dominant economically. the critics of the position that you take say, "well, it is a choice. we have chosen not to go after all our natural resources, going offshore drilling, drilling in the arctic. we are letting other countries catch up. we are losing primacy and space. >> the last 100 years or so, on average it's growing around 2%. china in india are growing at 7-8%. the united states never grows that fast. it's a rich country at the edge of technology. it doesn't have the opportunities for catch-up growth. using the technologies and institutions that we developed to grow faster. it's not primarily a story of what is happening here, but a story of what is going on in the

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where do you see us right now at this point in our economy? all it's good to see 51 straight months in which the unemployment rate in missouri has been we although the national averages, nice to see december jobs for us adding 15,000 jobs in just that one month. a lot is in advanced manufacturing and science technology i think really shift to go a world economy making sure that you have an education system and a training system that can deliver to students and people that are getting retrained competitive skills it's really important. the best economic development tool there is, education. >> forget about who got snubbed? the oscar nominations, at least for now. coming up i'll tell you how states like louisiana are trying to take hollywood out of california and why some critics are giving them the thumbs down. that story and more as "real money" continues. keep it here. >> every sunday night join us for exclusive... revealing... and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time... >> parkinson's forced his wife to type his novel

in your question, that we ought not add it to the national debt which is now as big as our economy which makes us look like a western european country. surely in a $3 trillion annual expenditure we can find a place to pay for an extended unemployment insurance. had is something we ought to be able to work out. >> the president also wants and i'm sure he'll call for it on tuesday to raise the minimum wage $10.10 an hour over three years. doesn't it make sense -- isn't it reasonable that somebody who's working full-time, 40 hours a week, should be able to live above the poverty line? >> yeah. but of course, the minimum wage is mostly an entry level wage for young people. we have a crisis in employment among young people right now. the generation 18 to 30, the

the us consumer economy rose.ts index of consumer confidence rose to just over 70 in september near the back where it was before the port partial government shutdown in october. consumer, it's with that 72 in september. and, on wall street, the s&p 500 ended the day with a new record, making this year the best since 1997. all three major indexes ended the day up. targets mass hiking of the units of credit and debit cards wasn't enough, the retail giant has apparently sold thousands of gift cards that don't work. the problem is that target the wrong authorization code on them. we have more on the problem it's getting target another black i. >> target cells some 40 million gift cards per year with an average value of $35 each, but are relatively small number, 40,000, we're sold within improper security card making them valueless when read to the registers card reader. for one target shopper successfully used her gift card, simply adds more doubt about target's overall ability to handle non- cash transaction. >> i di

. >> on the other side of the aisle, gop to use economy as a weapon. they think it's a winning issue for them in 2014. listen to john boehner from yesterday. >> it's at two issues. it's going to be about the issue of jobs. also part of that is the issue of obamacare. obamacare is part of the no jobs problem. why? because we're making it more expensive for employers to add new employees. >> the economy and obamacare, politico paints it another way as the gop's obama obsession and all they want to talk about is his failed policies and obamacare. what is it about this strategy? >> they feel like the rollout of obamacare and then some of the people losing their health insurance plans over the last two months is the issue they want to run on. you listen to mitch mcconnell, he's very focused on repealing the health care law and attacking it and that's what you're seeing in state after state, ad campaigns about obamacare. that's also why you're seeing less gridlock on other issues. republicans don't want another government shutdown in part because they feel t

economy moving. that is the country's mandate to us. it is important for congress to recognize that as the economy recovers, both short and long- term rates will go up. a situation in which the government's funding cost remains as low as it is, we must achieve our goal of getting the economy back on track. this is a very temporary situation. i believe members of congress should be looking out a few years to a time when rates are going to be higher. low interest rates, that is absolutely true. this is a burden on people who are trying to survive on the income from cd's. there's not much they can get. when you think about how we will get things back to normal, i would argue that we cannot have normal rates unless the economy is normal. we do not have very much investment. there are fundamental reasons here when rates are low. i think pursuing a policy of low rates to get the economy moving will best enable us to normalize policy and to get rates back to normal levels over time. in terms of rates, as the economy recovers, we will need to wi

the economy make people push up asset prices so they could use. it worked for twenty five years much i wrote a book in the united. well i think historians will see the two thousand and says something you know we were jobless recovery. but they managed to pull one more rabbit out of. the house. two thousand and eight but now it has expired and that's the story behind stagnation income distribution which we hid for twenty years now right out in the open and everyone gets it but right now they're understanding it in terms of what they need to do is understand in terms of economics and. i have one final question for you and that's about technology every time there. is a technology. absolutely if you don't create new jobs as well then you're just going to be displacing jobs. but technology is a great thing it makes our lives better but it makes our lives. where people have protections and people have access to income if all just goes to one person and you have technological progress guess what you're going to have a really big problem so we need to get

economy is improving. for months, they told us to listen to the imf. remember that? month, the in one shadow chancellor said to listen to the imf. now the imf is telling us the economy is growing, stick to the plan ghana -- stick to the plan. we have one million more people in work. he predicted the deficit to go up and the deficit is going down. the fact is, our plan is working. there are 1.3 million people more in work and more with the security of a regular pay package. we are securing britain's future. >> the systematic torture and killing of 11,000 people detained by the syrian state is surely a war crime. there can be no lasting peace without justice. will the prime minister resist conceding any immunity from prosecution for war crimes? so that the next time a target is turned on their own people, international law is unlawful. >> britain is going further than that by making sure we play our the humanitarian crisis we discussed and collecting evidence about war crimes so that people can be held to account for the dreadful things they have done. >> does the prim

to build an infrastructure and economy and it's very important for us. the un system ought to have been pushing fun and i eat and be content for signing the deal. or for that price they may not be until after the election schedule each one makes a pretty good wednesday's decision. a large number of people from both godson who have migrated to india due to protect them and said lt d i'm not living a peaceful life in india they content to cruise up the content and food. today focused on the top of that team off of the ne quiz team in new delhi. a visit to peace now my continue daily is in sum these senate to visiting dublin. and it's true that binds to the pin on the eastern cities. those who love the guy beacuse have many options to choose from the input of non core to the bomb on to do with anything is sending a tradition of the nice guy you're going to be seen as a blend of central asia and east indies in salvation. i made and east into scenes mundine is a chain of us donned a suit on senior day leak that says tradition of conflict of the people of chil

fundamental reforms to the way that we organized the economy pay income distribution all those important things so instead we've been falling back on the things we used fiscal policy to stabilize the economy and stop the slump from continuing that's the period two thousand and nine to two thousand and ten two thousand and eleven and on top of that within the band with this easy money policy which is really about inflating asset prices that's the name of the game to try and blow back in the bubble and they've partially succeeded but it's pretty hard to when the bubble has a big hole in it somewhere because people know what happened they know that this is not quite credible they have to really blow hard and i don't believe it's sustainable either well i want to bring up japan and i know a lot of people draw the parallel but japan kind of has been implying a similar similar method for a long time now. the same degree but as someone that hasn't broken yeah it has it hasn't worked i mean that's the story about stagnation it doesn't mean you go you know you have one bubble and if you have a crisis it doesn't mean you have another crisis what you can have i

economy. i am pleased you are leading us in this discussion on growing the economy and doing it on social and economic justice that speaks to individuals out there in many cases, the ills that are borne upon women because of a lack of fine-tuning to our policy need to be addressed. so i'm pleased you are leading us in this discussion here this evening on the house floor so we can express the contract, the difference. not just everyone holding back on progress. there are those who have an agenda that speak to the common folk, the workers out there, the individuals, the families, the children that are empowered by quality day care, child care services that are empowered by a minimum wage increase, empowered by the extension of emergency unemployment insurance, by skills development programs. it will grow the economy and strengthen the future and provide a sense of hope. it's been done. we need to replicate history. we saw what happened when we engaged in issues like social security, medicare, workers' right, standing up for the individuals out there in order to provide for the renume ration tha

have destroyed labor america but most importantly has brought us tax policies that have made any quality worse that have wrecked our economy and put us at the mercy of cycles of boom and bust when ronald reagan stepped foot inside the white house the top marginal tax rate was seventy four percent and a third of the federal government's income came from corporations today the top tax rate is sitting at thirty nine percent most rich people pay a maximum of twenty percent the capital gains rate and corporations are only paying around eleven percent of the total cost of running the federal government thanks to thirty three years of failed reaganomics many americans have bought the law either tax cuts or a cure for a struggling economy in reality despite what the conservatives tell you or the billionaires tell you it's those tax cuts that are one of the major factors keeping our economy in the gutter is larry beinart points out over at the huffington post the truth is that tax cuts cause crashes more specifically when the top marginal tax rates are below fifty percent. you've got hot money flying around that causes cycles of bu

us here boom bust thank you for watching have a great snowy night by. wealthy british. time. sometimes we don't. know. markets. are going to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. for. us that was a new alert animation scripts scare me a little. loopy. there is breaking news tonight and they are continuing to follow the breaking news namely the alexander family cry tears and so why a great things rather that. at the core of what the ground. is a story made for a movie is playing out in real life. coming up on r t a new poll shows how divided americans are over n.s.a. surveillance have never heard president obama's reform promises will most who have don't believe the reforms go far enough a pulse of the nation next and in the u.k. the pleas of a pompous funny man who lost his father to the u.s. drone attack go an answer him in one of the u.k. courts to reveal if the british government helped the cia conduct that drone strike but the court says no report from london is coming up and a debate over whether or not a man and who is a mexican citizen should be executed in the u. what's th

us left. if the economy is good, why are we all leaving? >> millions of filipinos lose the country.make about 10% of the population. overseas filipino workers break-ins after everything of 21 million. s dollars. the country will have a 6.8 growth. the philippines has been dug as a rising tuger economy. many here are skeptical. >> most of the growth is coming from consumption in invest.. it's a consumption driven growth. mainly the overseas workers is powering the academy. that is why, despite, you know, all this high growth statistics trickling down to the masses. >> unemployment rate in the country is around 7%. local surveys show half of the country's population believes the quality of life worsened. freeing up the economy to allow foreign investment means amending the constitution. many filipinos can't afford to wait for real reform. the need to provide for their family is urgent. they are willing to make sacrifices, even if it means living far from home. >> less than two weeks until the start of the winter olympics in russia, there are concerns about how safe the socchi games wi

impression that she really is putting greater emphasis on economic or plot line station s the word economy less use than those twenty four times to be exact. history shows us for economic revival i station will be based on it to read your free hand which was unveiled by president park today. toyota a meaning out of me. but it's a total jacuzzi total. we come to a leak somewhere. take the ugly hand. come to a cut scene. it is doable. the system going to look good on top. new books to give a care package the president wants to normalize abnormal practices in society and set up the structure first round economy starting with reforms and the sector. they continue apace for creative economy she also failed to create an economy that analysis domestic demand and exports by supporting s enemies and fostering the five major service industries sectors of health education course and finance software. so professor von can you explain to realize the magnitude of what was about to strike today she's trying to implement reforms that many people it said were impossible and she's also trying to create a paradigm sh

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us. not simply because of the size of our economy or our military might, but because of the ideals we stand for. and the burdens we bear to advance them. no one knows this better than those who serve in uniform. as this time of war draws to a close, a new generation of heroes returns to civilian life. we'll keep slashing that backlog so our veterans receive the benefits they earned and our wounded warriors receive the health care, including the mental health care, that they eed. we'll keep working to help all our veterans translate their skills and leadership into jobs here at home and we will all continue to join forces to honor and support our remarkable military families. let me tell you about one of those families i have come to know. hemsberg, an ey army ranger, on omaha beach on d-day. along with some rangers, he walked me through the ceremony. he was a -- an impressive young man, an easy manner, sharp as a tack. we took some pictures, i told him to stay in touch. a few months later, on his 10th deployment he was nearly killed by a massive roadside bomb in his comrades found him face

really like this story is because we hear all the doom and gloom and so forth about the us and even the global economy but it's seeing is that there's still some vibrancy there you know the whole you would talk about the youth culture it's about innovation technology about just livability of these cities and i think that's a great story it truly is now i want to quickly for a number six through ten on we have a list right here for you pittsburgh a little bit cold but we've got steeler sacramento manchester new hampshire very cold boston also crowded and my fave new york new york area they're also kind of a good to see that's all for now but you can see all segments featured in today's show on you tube at youtube dot com slash boom bust our t. we also love hearing from you so please send us a note on facebook facebook dot com slash boom bust our team you can also tweet us at aaron aid at edward m. age from all of us here boom bust thank you for watching have a great snowy night by. wealthy british. right let's go to. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with m

economy. it can't really drive the economic growth. we need to produce things, we need jobs and real wage increases. that's what gives us healthy economy, and the housing market will improve if we have those things. but to think that the housing market can drive it, that's not sustainable. i think we subsidize housing too much to the neglect of other industries that could give us more sustainable growth. >> and canada has the similar homeowner rates. >> without the subsidies, that's exactly right, and it's not clear if it helps so much, it may make housing more expensive, but it's not clear if it expands homeownership. >> we need businesses which take risk and end up having riskier loans to get financing. how do you feel about the market for businesses trying to raise money? >> commercial loans seem to be picking up a little bit. that's the kind of lending we want to see. that's what is going to drive economic growth and job creation. that seems to be picking up a bit again. you want pro dent commercial lending. we saw abuses in commercial real estate lending especially during the crisis. we need to make sure that banks