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What have we learned? worldwide news bulletin.

What have we learned? --Japan and Italy have ageing populations. Through either low immigration or low birth rates, or a combination of both, ageing countries face some grim demographic math. Pension (private and public) pensions are likely to increase even as the tax base shrinks. Taxes go up on younger people. But government borrowing probably increases too, unless benefits get cut. If the borrowing is not from domestic savings (where it would then NOT go to private enterprise) it must be done on global markets at whatever the market price for money is. --Iran is very young, but ruled by theocratic old men. Hmmn. --The U.S. has a squarish figure. But the pyramid does not reveal that for most American workers, real wages have gone nowhere since 1974. The boomers might be able to retire by liquidating their share market and housing wealth. But who are they going to sell to? The government?   fuente:  Daily Reckoning Australia, 17 de agosto, 2010

Jobs, Trabajos de la semana en NICARAGUA-spread prosperity: Fuente La Prensa, Nicaragua

Jobs, Trabajos de la semana en NICARAGUA-spread the prosperity : Fuente La Prensa, Nicaragua Se Necesita: Conecte-Evolución y Selección Eficaz de Personal Ejecutivos de Soporte Técnico Telefónico, más info. Nicaragua@xconecte.com Empresa Distribuidora de Suministros Industriales Vendedor Técnico Industrial Más info. reclutamiento.candidatos2010@hotmail.com Compañía Cervecera de Nicaragua Jefe de Agencia Zona Norte Supervisor de Ventas Bebidas Zona Norte Encargado Administrativo Más info cervecería.seleccion@ccn.com.ni Compañía Internacional busca Gerente General Más info. nicaraguahr@gmail.com Organismo Internacional 2 técnicos de Campo Más info técnicosagricola@gmail.com Empresa Líder en Sector Industrial de Nicaragua Ingeniero para Manufactura Más info reclutamiento.oportunidad@gmail.com