In engineering progress, if you're not breaking something, you're not pushing against the limits hard enough. This is kinda the opposite the mentality of 'failure is not an option'.
10 percent of the country’s total wealth will change hands every five years Households with less than $500,000 in net worth will transfer about $3 trillion to their heirs. Ones with more than $500,000 will transfer four times that much wealth.
The median college loan is $13k.
34.4 percent graduated with no debt.
12.0 percent graduated with $1-$9,999 in debt.
18.2 percent graduated with $10,000-$19,999 in debt.
15.5 percent graduated with $20,000-$29,999 in debt.
8.9 percent graduated with $30,000-$39,999 in debt.
5.3 percent graduated with $40,000-$49,999 in debt.
5.3 percent graduated with $50,000-$99,999 in debt.
0.5 percent graduated with over $100,000 in debt.
Is Sweden Socialist?
"Sweden has always been a solid market economy", states the present right-wing government on its website. And that is certainly true. Sweden has never been a socialist society
I've spent time in Eastern Europe and have traveled through Germany and Britain. I don't think it's any better than most of the US I've seen (smaller, dirtier and more cramped).
Median college debt is ~$13k.
34.4 percent graduated with no debt.
12.0 percent graduated with $1-$9,999 in debt.
18.2 percent graduated with $10,000-$19,999 in debt.
15.5 percent graduated with $20,000-$29,999 in debt.
8.9 percent graduated with $30,000-$39,999 in debt.
5.3 percent graduated with $40,000-$49,999 in debt.
5.3 percent graduated with $50,000-$99,999 in debt.
For the price of a modern car, almost anyone can buy a factory today. And if not a factory, then for even less money, a PC. The average worker today is heir own factory (or can be if they want). Maybe there's more t it than just ownership of tools.
If Somalia is anything like the other countries I've been to in Africa, then there's little concept of what a country s beyond some arbitrary European line on a map.
Slashdot Mirror
Landing the second stage will be the most difficult because it will be traveling at orbital speed.
Parent organization of Wikipedia?
In engineering progress, if you're not breaking something, you're not pushing against the limits hard enough. This is kinda the opposite the mentality of 'failure is not an option'.
You forgot Venezuela has already reached the two day workweek. They also have $0.13/gallon gasoline which helps out the poor.
10 percent of the country’s total wealth will change hands every five years
Households with less than $500,000 in net worth will transfer about $3 trillion to their heirs. Ones with more than $500,000 will transfer four times that much wealth.
> A truly free market is one with restrictions
And freedom is slavery.
The median college loan is $13k.
34.4 percent graduated with no debt.
12.0 percent graduated with $1-$9,999 in debt.
18.2 percent graduated with $10,000-$19,999 in debt.
15.5 percent graduated with $20,000-$29,999 in debt.
8.9 percent graduated with $30,000-$39,999 in debt.
5.3 percent graduated with $40,000-$49,999 in debt.
5.3 percent graduated with $50,000-$99,999 in debt.
0.5 percent graduated with over $100,000 in debt.
What Comes After Rich Baby Boomers? Kids With a Big Inheritance
Can't they go back then?
a private owner in a capitalist system can have a monopoly on the market and prevent free competition.
How? Force is not a part of capitalism.
Is Sweden Socialist?
"Sweden has always been a solid market economy", states the present right-wing government on its website. And that is certainly true. Sweden has never been a socialist society
http://www.socialistworld.net/...
I was OK, but I wouldn't call it good. You can still get equivalents in the grocery. Get the cheapest processed cheese slices
I have. And I'm not a creative. But hen some people think that spelling her name with an 'i' instead of a 'y' is creative so who knows
And how well was China doing 20 years ago under socialism before "supercapitalism"?
Median college debt is ~$13k.
34.4 percent graduated with no debt.
12.0 percent graduated with $1-$9,999 in debt.
18.2 percent graduated with $10,000-$19,999 in debt.
15.5 percent graduated with $20,000-$29,999 in debt.
8.9 percent graduated with $30,000-$39,999 in debt.
5.3 percent graduated with $40,000-$49,999 in debt.
5.3 percent graduated with $50,000-$99,999 in debt.
0.5 percent graduated with over $100,000 in debt.
Five myths about college debt
For the price of a modern car, almost anyone can buy a factory today. And if not a factory, then for even less money, a PC. The average worker today is heir own factory (or can be if they want). Maybe there's more t it than just ownership of tools.
And there are communes in the US too that you are free to join.
http://www.ic.org/the-fellowsh...
If Somalia is anything like the other countries I've been to in Africa, then there's little concept of what a country s beyond some arbitrary European line on a map.
Doesn't socialism mean state ownership of business?
Then why do they have so many state owned businesses?
None of those countries you listed are socialist. Try Cuba.
Student loans are currently at the lowest in history when adjusted for heir corresponding wage premium.
http://www.payscale.com/resear...
Capitalism is private property and being able to do whatever you want with like trading it with people for their time.
I thought i was 1%. What's next, .001%? And why should I care? I own more than I need, and I'm in the bottom of income.