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World Economy: What's the Future?

Matt AnnissSeries: Ask the Experts
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Pages
48
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
Gareth Stevens Publishing LLLP

About

The economy often seems like a complex subject. We know that much of the world is currently struggling with recession and its consequences. News headlines spotlight job gains and losses, rising debt, and every economic detail that may give us a clue about a full financial recovery. Meanwhile, frustrated people protest in streets and rail against institutions they blame for the current economic climate. Easy-to-understand terms explain what led to the economic crisis and what's being done to pull the United States and other countries out. While there are no easy answers, readers will be able to develop informed opinions about the issues.

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  • Business & Economics
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