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    pushed especially by British Prime Minister‚ Tony Blair‚ was helping African countries through debt forgiveness‚ and aid. Among the goals set by the G8‚ was the pledged to give $50 billion in aid by 2010‚ and debt forgiveness for Africa’s poorest 18 nations. (For a complete list of all the pledges see endnotes) The majority of the goals were focused around the African continent. It called for debt forgiveness‚ a big boost in aid‚ improved access to HIV drugs‚ and encouraged African leaders to

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    How is public debt related to economic growth and unemployment? In this project different economics variables will be compared with each other to see if any correlations between them exist to perhaps explain certain trends and changes in the variables. The three focused on in this report are GDP growth‚ Government Debt and Budget surplus/deficit. There is a huge standard deviation in the data given for GDP. In both 2009 and 2010 the standard deviation was over four and a half times larger than

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    Paper 1: Debt by David Graeber & The Great Transformation by Karl Polanyi How did we find ourselves in a Capitalistic society and when did decide in that direction? Individual gain is precisely what influenced major changes within our economic structure. David Graeber and Karl Polanyi are both influential financial gurus whose ideas on finances‚ debt‚ money and capitalism; gives their audience a different perspective. Both Graeber and Polanyi give

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    Credit card debt is a major cause of over one million bankruptcies each year. The reason is that many people get a credit card without researching and reading the fine print. By the time annual fees are added on‚ along with spending indiscriminately‚ payments are missed‚ which causes their balance to skyrocket. Although we all like to place the blame on the credit cards and the credit card companies‚ you need to keep in mind that the real cause of your financial mess is you. One shopping

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    applied to the financial economic crisis‚ both for practise and the research community. Therefore‚ in a specific situation of European sovereign debt crisis‚ the accounting also played a special role that may influence the process of the debt crisis happen. Since later 2009‚ some European countries are impossible for them to repay and refinance their government debt without the assistance of third parties. According to the Nelson’s introduction (2012)‚ on 20th October 2009‚ the Greek government announced

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    National Debt Ever since the Revolutionary War‚ the United States has been a debtor. At first‚ it started out as a few million dollars but exploded to $211 billion during World War II; it has rapidly increased since then (“The New”). As of September of 2013‚ the national debt is in excess of $16.9 trillion (“US”). To most people‚ this is an impossible sum of money to pay off. However‚ if one simply examines the causes of the debt‚ they could find solutions to solve it. The majority of debt can be

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    The U.S. Deficit/Debt Problem: A Longer-Run Perspective Daniel L. Thornton The U.S. national debt now exceeds 100 percent of gross domestic product. Given that a significant amount of this debt is the result of governmental efforts to mitigate the effects of the financial crisis‚ the recession‚ and the anemic recovery‚ it is tempting to think that the debt problem is a recent phenomenon. This article shows that the United States was on a collision course with a major debt problem for nearly

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    the national debt amount. It also shows the amount the average family contributes to the debt every day. Today’s society‚ most people know about the national debt. What most people do not know what it consists of or why we should worry about the amount of the national debt. The national debt is what the total amount owed by a government to its creditors. It is a critical role in our country’s financial system. As a citizen‚ we should care about the national debt because of this debt; it affects our

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    of the film they had created a national debt of over $9.6 trillion‚ $30‚000 for each American.[3][4][5] • The budget deficit section highlights the 53 trillion dollars in unfunded benefits (medicare‚ medicaid and social security) that will come due and can only be paid by tripling taxes or cutting all government spending except for that to those programs. • The savings deficit is created by individuals living beyond their means and accumulating personal debt instead of savings. • The balance of

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    Hippo: Causes and Results of Debt Linda McQuaig’s most recent book‚ "Shooting the Hippo" is about the causes and results of the debt. It is a look at both the factual causes and the arguments which are merely presented to us through the various elements of the media. McQuaig delivers an insightful overview of the extensive media coverage which has bombarded us over the past few years. "With the excitement of a mystery writer‚ McQuaig tells the real story behind the debt." . This book explains the

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