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    "If you can't predict the future, then you need a system that can handle breakdown" John M. Keynes

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    "The birth of economics as a discipline is usually credited by Adam Smith, who published "The Wealth of Nations" in 1776. Over the next 160 years an extensive body of economic theory was developed, whose central message was: Trust the Market." _ Paul Krugman
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    "One fear is that foreign investors will stop buying U.S. debt, just as Washington needs to borrow more. Such a turn could lead to a dollar collapse, causing spikes in long-term rates and inflation. The less the U.S. need to borrow from abroad, the less downward pressure on the dollar - and the greater the balance in the global economy." _ James C. Cooper

Numbers

BusinessWeek always has very meaningful pictures telling great stories about the state of economies. Creating this page to collect them is my “laissez faire” activity to learn and to be inspired.

September 28, 2009| Businessweek.com
“Reconsidering Consumers’ Impact On The U.S. Economy”

Personal Consumption Expenditure Data: Businessweek (rechart by FusionCharts)

Personal Consumption Expenditure

September 14, 2009 | Businessweek.com
“When China Sneezes, the U.S. Increasingly Catches a Cold”

Adjusted for inflation, China’s GDP is expected to rise 7.5% in 2009

Adjusted for inflation, China’s GDP is expected to rise 7.5% in 2009


Over the past year, the S&P 500 is down 20% and the Shanghai Composite is up 11%

Over the past year, the S&P 500 is down 20% and the Shanghai Composite is up 11%

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