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Who has the best economy in today in terms of PPP
CIA- The world fact book ^

Posted on 01/27/2008 4:20:38 AM PST by tomjohn77

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To: theBuckwheat
Well I have not said that the US has low PPP, but you are starting to slip. Back to taxes. Highest taxes below a wage of approximately $80000 is 28%. Average hourly wage here is about $36 an hour for a full time job. Also we are not using a lot of the oil revenues. Today we have about $400 billion saved up for the future. Thats close to $100 000 per capita.
41 posted on 01/28/2008 8:18:59 AM PST by tomjohn77
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To: eyedigress

Well, I know from experience. When I got back from the US after studying business there were no jobs for me. I had to start out as postman and then I work blue color in a factory for a couple of years. Now I am the HR Coordinator at that factory at an age of 30.


42 posted on 01/28/2008 8:23:19 AM PST by tomjohn77
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BTW people risk their lives to sneak into Spain too. So you will conclude that Spain has better living standard than Norway. It has to do with your location. We don't boarder the 3 world.
43 posted on 01/30/2008 12:03:16 PM PST by tomjohn77
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