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The stock market was down 389 points yesterday! With the current state of the economy, depressed housing and jobs market, Americans are cutting back on basic necessities; clothing, healthy nutrition habits and food. Even doctor visits and medical practices are declining; and stress and anxiety are on the rise for all.
See how the economy is really affecting our quality of life with this somber look at our mental, physical and financial health in this infographic.
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The US’s Growing Income Gap, by the Numbers
Here are some important statistics, from ProPublica, on the growth of income inequality over the past decades.
http://www.propublica.org/article/the-u.s.s-growing-income-gap-by-the-numbers
It seems that this essasy helps confirm the above post.
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PA Podiatrist Concerned About Financial Health of Consumers
Despite storm clouds threatening the economic horizon, an investment strategist offered a “partly sunny” forecast recently to the Bethlehem Rotary Club. But he cautioned: “Carry an umbrella.”
Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist for Janney Montgomery Scott LLC, pitched his outlook on a day the Dow Jones industrials fell 389 points.
One small-business owner attending the luncheon was concerned about the financial shape of consumers, especially young people, many of whom are burdened by credit card debt and student loans. Dr. Edwin Hart said he worries those factors will weigh down personal spending and hurt businesses as a result.
“It’s great that corporate America is doing well, but the consumer has to be financially healthy,” said Hart, who owns a podiatry practice on Easton Avenue.
Source: Tom Zanki, The Express-Times [11/10/11]
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