Output, Employment in Rich World v Emerging Markets

Posted byJanar WasitoPosted inArticle review, Brazil, EconomyTags:, , , ,

The Economist compares output and employment in the Rich World and Emerging Markets.

“By late 2010 output and employment had turned up in most rich countries but not enough to regain pre-crisis levels (chart 3)”

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Janar Wasito is the manager of Magis Capital in San Diego, CA. He is a graduate of Harvard and Stanford Law School, and a former Marine Officer.

5 thoughts on “Output, Employment in Rich World v Emerging Markets”

  2. I also read on Mr. Wasito’s chart that US unemployment is 9%. I hope that Mr Wasito knows that those are “government numbers” and not the official numbers that is higher then 9%..or whatever that number is.

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    1. I appreciate both of your comments.

      It is not “my” chart, as it is from The Economist.

      I also understand that the rich world is in dire straits, financially; however, the term, “Rich World” again, is from The Economist.

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      1. Ahh yes, the “famous” The Economist. I Wonder when “westerners” will understand that they are a bunch of clowns who enjoy and believe their own propaganda.

        in dire straits, financially only? How about also “culturally”. Ah nevermind.

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