Health Care, The Cost That Affects Us All!
July 11, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Health care is a universal necessity for all individuals. Without it, the personal cost of everything from dental procedures to eye care can be a serious dent to your wallet. Health care is also a key component of our economy.
However, we are only ranked #37 by the World Health Organization’s analysis of health services in the world. Why is health care so costly in the U.S?
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Via: Medicare Supplemental Insurance.com
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The Debacle Circus
March 13, 2012 by Leave a Comment
We may not agree with everything this infographic portrays but it’s definitely worth a look. Take a look at this graphic brought to you by Grover Norquist on how Obama administration’s tackling of economy is nothing but a game.
The Retail Industry’s Impact on the US Economy
January 31, 2012 by Leave a Comment
The US economy is tied directly into the status of jobs. Jobs are tied in to a large extent to the status of retail industries. As a result, the retail industry is both an important indicator as well as a source of strength or weakness for the entire economy.
This graphic by Milo examines how the retail industry impacts the US economy.
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(H/T: Chevrolet Humble Texas)
Presidential Candidates and Their Tax Proposals
January 9, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Presidential Candidates and Their Tax Plans is an infographic that compares and contrasts the various tax plans proposed by our current President, Barack Obama and competing presidential candidates. This allows the taxpayer see these tax plans in context and decide which tax plan works best for them.
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Via: H&R Block
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Occupy ALL the Things
December 21, 2011 by Leave a Comment
I’ll admit it. I was extremely skeptical when the #OWS movement first started. It wasn’t that I didn’t think they had valid points or initial passion, but I really thought the momentum would die once temperatures dropped below 60 degrees.
Oh, how wrong I was.
Now, occupying has become a trend of its own. People are occupying, well, anything and everything. This handy flowchart can help you decide what’s right for you to occupy. Click to enlarge.
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The United States Ranks “Below Average” for Social Justice
November 20, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Compared to the rest of the world, the United States ranks surprisingly low when it comes to “social justice” metrics. Those watching or participating in the Occupy Wall Street movement would only disagree with the surprise-aspect of the graphic. They’re aware of the problems facing Americans today.
Still, it’s amazing to see some of the countries ranked better than the US on these metrics. What happened to “the Land of the Free”?
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The Recession Paradox
September 26, 2011 by Leave a Comment
There are perceptions will will almost always persist when it comes to the economy, particularly when it’s in as bad of shape as it’s in currently. Are these perceptions accurate? According to recent data, they are not.
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