While the industrialized world is expanding the carbon footprint on the earth's ecosystems, emerging economies such as China and India need to decide whether they want to continue .
That rate is among the highest in the industrialized world.
Yet Monday's decision by the nations of the industrialized and developing world to adopt the Kyoto Accord despite its rejection by Washington may be a sign that the Home of .
Stock-Market Crashes Through the Ages – Part II – 19th Century Stock-market crashes saw the light of day more and more as the world became industrialized. The 19th century saw a rapid increase in their numbers. There’s money to be had at any time, whether the market is going up or down. But, it’s avoiding the downs and pulling out before the things start to go haywire that is important. Or, at least, investing in what’s good and what’s going to take a hike ...
June 15, 2013 - Zero Hedge
G8 may discuss role of central banks: German source By Stephen Brown BERLIN (Reuters) - Leaders of the Group of Eight (G8) industrialized nations are likely to discuss the role of central banks and monetary policy at a summit in Northern Ireland next week, a German source said on Thursday. "It is understandable that there are different views of the role of central banks and monetary policy around the world," said the German official, noting that ...
June 13, 2013 - Reuters via Yahoo! News
German Source: G8 May Discuss Role of Central Banks Leaders of the Group of Eight industrialized nations are likely to discuss the role of central banks and monetary policy at a summit in next week.
June 13, 2013 - FOX Business
Jacob Zuma in The Associated Press South Africa is a center between the emerging markets of Central and South America and the newly industrialized nations of South and Far East Asia,Zuma said.
Jean-Claude Trichet in Wall Street Journal Many countries in the industrialized world have reached the limits of fiscal expansion,Mr. Trichet told a central banking conference. "Fiscal authorities need to look beyond the current cyclical upturn. There is no alternative to that."
Gordon Brown in CTV.ca Like every advanced industrialized country, we are coming to terms with some of the issues surrounding climate change,Brown said Monday. "It is pretty clear that some of the 19th-century structures, and where they were sited, is something...