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97What is Inflation, How is it Calculated and How Does it Affect a Nation's Economy?
The term inflation refers to an increase in the amount of money in circulation without a corresponding increase in the amount of goods and services available to purchase with that money. Inflation always results when governments resort to printing...
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98How to Distress Furniture
Distressed furniture is a popular decorating look. Learn how to take thrift shop finds and turn them into something beautiful and functional. You may even make a little money at it.
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95The Winners and Losers of Globalization
The Winners and Losers of Globalization - There are both short term and long term winners and losers of globalization, and they are not necessarily the same parties. Find out here why.
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9610 Reasons Not To Buy A Pet Turtle Or Tortoise
It's a little embarrassing to write this article. That's not only because everyone who knows me knows I am a turtle/tortoise nerd, but also because I love turtles and tortoises, to death. You see, although I've read several books on these...
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95How To Increase Breast Milk Supply
Women are built for breastfeeding. Your age, weight or cup size don’t affect your breast milk supply. If you ask the experts at La Leche League, they will tell you it is very rare for the female body to not produce enough milk – even if it’s...
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91Avarice versus Greed
Avarice and greed are often used as interchangeable synonyms, with greed having the higher frequency of use and avarice appearing only rarely. However, if you look at the finer distinctions in their...
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93The United States National Debt -- 233 years in the making
A history of the United States National Debt, from 1788 to 2009, in text and pictures. Ponder the true foundations of this $12 trillion and growing debt, the changes in policy and values along the way, the personalities involved and those major events that precipitated such cost.
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91Value Added Tax - What does VAT mean? How does VAT work?
As part of the austerity budget, the UK Government has announced a 2½% VAT increase, from 17½% to 20%. At first sight, this doesn't seem too bad. But what does an extra 2½% VAT translate to at the point of sale?
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96100 Great Things You Can Buy for A Dollar
A comprehensive list of items that can be purchased for $1.00 or less. Lists Ebay, The Dollar Tree, Wendy's, Sally's, and Amazon as places to purchase these items.
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94Gold Panning In Oregon
Gold panning is a simple and exciting hobby, and can be started with a few simple tools. Enjoy the thrill of finding wild gold.
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