Price of USA's own national security, 3 billion dollars.
Price of the Ukraine regime, 500 billions.
Safety of Israel, priceless.
American Economics Thread
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Price of the Ukraine regime, 500 billions.
Safety of Israel, priceless.
So many dead ends. People of USA what are you waiting for? Oh, Trump of course
Right in the middle of this article with the title
is the ad:
I think this contrast explains it all, really.
That's some bullshit. I remember my Engineering faculty course costs being 1.5x my non-science requirements.
Ships built (in Gross tonnage) in the U.S and China (Mainland) according to UNCTAD;
USA (China in parentheses)
2014: 212,133 (22,851,302)
2015: 355,067 (25,275,424)
2016: 351,092 (22,365,449)
2017: 225,593 (23,682,160)
2018: 201,678 (23,259,789)
2019: 131,415 (23,074,209)
2020: 71,289 (23,257,200) - COVID-19 pandemic (2020-2023)
2021: 32,343 (26,863,204)
2022: 72,679 (25,893,611)
China built 46.5% (World: 55,579,678) of the world´s ships in gross tonnage in 2022. The United States? Well 0.1%. The United States has really no ships industry left. It´s outsourced and sold abroad. This has significant civilian and military implications as the United States The U.S. seem to be losing know-why and know-how in a rapid pace.
USA (China in parentheses)
2014: 212,133 (22,851,302)
2015: 355,067 (25,275,424)
2016: 351,092 (22,365,449)
2017: 225,593 (23,682,160)
2018: 201,678 (23,259,789)
2019: 131,415 (23,074,209)
2020: 71,289 (23,257,200) - COVID-19 pandemic (2020-2023)
2021: 32,343 (26,863,204)
2022: 72,679 (25,893,611)
China built 46.5% (World: 55,579,678) of the world´s ships in gross tonnage in 2022. The United States? Well 0.1%. The United States has really no ships industry left. It´s outsourced and sold abroad. This has significant civilian and military implications as the United States The U.S. seem to be losing know-why and know-how in a rapid pace.
Showing how easily white people often make money out of public pity.
Natural disasters like earthquakes and , like wildfires, floods, and hurricanes, actually increase racial inequality.
A 2018 by sociologists Junia Howell of the University of Pittsburgh and James R. Elliott of Rice University in Houston, Texas, found that white Americans who experience disaster accumulate significantly more wealth than any other group after experiencing a natural disaster.
“If you’re white, over time, you’re actually going to accumulate more than if you never had that disaster in the first place. But for lack people, for Latinos, for Asians—it’s not true,” Howell to LAist.
Natural disasters like earthquakes and , like wildfires, floods, and hurricanes, actually increase racial inequality.
A 2018 by sociologists Junia Howell of the University of Pittsburgh and James R. Elliott of Rice University in Houston, Texas, found that white Americans who experience disaster accumulate significantly more wealth than any other group after experiencing a natural disaster.
“If you’re white, over time, you’re actually going to accumulate more than if you never had that disaster in the first place. But for lack people, for Latinos, for Asians—it’s not true,” Howell to LAist.
Not surprising. To this day a lot of the money for Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, a city with a large black population and a maybe among the largest Asian populations in southeast United States, never saw the light of day for the public particularly poor, racially marginalized communities.
