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Why we need to lie to ourselves about the state of the economy
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Satyajit Das


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Here's how Australia's debt and deficit stacks up against other developed countries

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... e-U-S.html

America IS the 1%: You need just $34,000 annual income to be in the global elite... and HALF the world's richest people live in the U.S.
Global median salary is $1,225, says leading economist
By HUGO GYE
UPDATED: 22:27 +11:00, 5 January 2012


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http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-17512040
Where are you on the global pay scale?
By Ruth Alexander
BBC News
29 March 2012
From the section Magazine

contains heaps of wealth distribution info...


http://www2.ucsc.edu/whorulesamerica/power/wealth.html

Table 1: Income, net worth, and financial worth in the U.S. by percentile, in 2010 dollars
Wealth or income class Mean household income Mean household net worth Mean household financial (non-home) wealth
Top 1 percent $1,318,200 $16,439,400 $15,171,600
Top 20 percent $226,200 $2,061,600 $1,719,800
60th-80th percentile $72,000 $216,900 $100,700
40th-60th percentile $41,700 $61,000 $12,200
Bottom 40 percent $17,300 -$10,600 -$14,800
From Wolff (2012); only mean figures are available, not medians. Note that income and wealth are separate measures; so, for example, the top 1% of income-earners is not exactly the same group of people as the top 1% of wealth-holders, although there is considerable overlap.

http://www.theatlantic.com/business/arc ... ef=Default

The Genius of 'Want to Grab Coffee?'
Why asking for advice makes people seem smart


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