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South Korean Shipbuilding Faces Hard Times, Hyundai Heavy Reflects
GCaptain (press release)
After witnessing a brief recovery in the shipbuilding industry, South Korean shipyards are now bracing for hard times again. An initial burst of energy and optimism quickly slipped back into gloom in 2011 following continued concerns over the euro zone ...The European Reality Avoidance Scheme (and How the United States Colludes)
Huffington Post
You can already check off the foreign affairs issues that are going to dominate this election cycle. Iran. Israel. North Korea. The rise of China. Pakistan. Afghanistan. Global jihad. Drug crime in Mexico. Oil security. Don't get me wrong.더보기 » New Rising Businesses in Economic Recession
Arirang News
[Interview : Jeong Jin-hui, Seoul resident] "I hope that everyone in Korea can be economically secure again." But some have been able to change the bad economy into a new opportunity. Let's take a look at some of the new businesses that are springing ...Send to a friendOpen Mike, Feb 3-5, 2012
Politico
It seems that the supposedly left leaning millenials tilt to the right on the entitlement debate that may dominate the decade after the Great Recession. 78 percent of them have doubts that Social Security will be able to meet its benefit promises, ...더보기 » The gathering of the faithful
Livemint
The global economy may undergo another recession (both the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund have lowered their global growth forecasts for 2012). One major risk is, of course, trade protectionism: Timothy Geithner, the US treasury ...더보기 » Webliography: The case to re-elect President Obama
Chicago Tribune (blog)
Only Ireland and South Korea, both relative newcomers to the club, had a more “limited government” than we did during that span. The reason for the rise in food stamps, unemployment insurance, and other safety-net programs is Americans got clobbered in ...더보기 » The USA won't be going gentle into that good night
Moneyweb.co.za
During the Great Depression, for example, it was pretty much a given that America was going to end up as nothing more than a giant dust bowl full of ragged, hungry people. More pertinently, in the late 1970s, after the prosperous boom times of the ...더보기 » The twists and turns of a mighty animal each 12 years
China Daily
Japan and Korea sign the Protocol of August 1904, requiring Korea to engage financial and diplomatic advisers designated by Japan and to consult with Japan before granting concessions or making treaties or contracts with foreign powers.더보기 » 
Moneycontrol.comA Special Note On The Absolute Stupidity Of The Expansionary Austerity Movement
Business Insider
Then of course, there was the US experience during the Great Depression when we saw growth rates of around 10% for three years straight and then 5% the following year thanks to government spending. And, as I've noted in my history projects, Korean War ...더보기 »
