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Is spending 33 billion dollars on property damage good or bad for the economy?
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What is the economy of Ghana?
In 2004 the economy in Ghana is 44.44 billion dollars.
Is Mongolia a command economy or a market economy?
They are really rich and they have $9.8 billion dollars.
How much did London government spend in the opening of Olympics?
A tad over 14 BILLION dollars, at a time when unemployment is at an all time high, the economy is at a historic low, and people are starting to question Governmental spending(The royal wedding, Jubilee and this..)
Is spending good for the economy?
Spending money is what defines an economy. If we were all self-sufficient, the economy would collapse.
What does reperations mean WW1?
Reperations were the costs of damages and property loss that were paid in World War One. It was decided in the Treaty of Versailles that Germany would pay the bill for the war reperations at a total of $33 billion dollars. This destroyed the German economy.
What is an antonym for economy?
spending
What are the costs of insomnia to the United States economy?
$14 billion for treatment, healthcare services, hospital and nursing home care; $28 billion for work loss, property damage from accidents, transportation; $18 billion in lost productivity.
What is the largest component of total spending in the US economy?
consumer spending
What is the opposite of economy word?
spending
How can the economy be fixed?
To fix the economy, we have to stop spending and start saving.
What is Gross national product of Nigeria from 2000-2008?
Nigeria is doing much better today than it did in 2000 where the GNP was 239.6 billion PPP dollars. In 2008 it was 630.8 billion PPP dollars. In 2015 it was 1.068 Trillion PPP dollars. Nigeria's economy is now better than Egypt or Morocco.
How do increase in consumer spending affect the economy?
With an increase in consumer spending, there will be an increase in demand for goods/services, and therefore an increase in production, which drives the economy up.
