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Everybody might be working for the weeken, but were also working toward growing our countries economies. Each hour we work contibutes to the gross domestic product. Just take a look in the image which shows the GDP per capita of the countries in the organization of economic co-operation and development, compared to the average numbers of hours worked in each country.
Everybody might be working for the weeken, but were also working toward growing our countries economies. Each hour we work contibutes to the gross domestic product. Just take a look in the image which shows the GDP per capita of the countries in the organization of economic co-operation and development, compared to the average numbers of hours worked in each country.
India vs US Economy
In this infograhpic, one can see how the United States stacks up against India currently. The GDP of India is small in comparision to the United States, but its growth rate is substantially higher. Check out what other stats India is better in below.
In this infograhpic, one can see how the United States stacks up against India currently. The GDP of India is small in comparision to the United States, but its growth rate is substantially higher. Check out what other stats India is better in below.
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Many investors try to time the market for the highest return. Timing the market does not work, as shown in the infographic below. It would also be equally as disadvantageous to try and time a recession for maximum return. For an investor that invest in the S&P 500 in 1995, the average annual return yielded $65,000 for each $10,000 invested if the inverstor held until 2015. The informat...
Many investors try to time the market for the highest return. Timing the market does not work, as shown in the infographic below. It would also be equally as disadvantageous to try and time a recession for maximum return. For an investor that invest in the S&P 500 in 1995, the average annual return yielded $65,000 for each $10,000 invested if the inverstor held until 2015. The informat...
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