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ECONOMY
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- Lottery Statistics: Americans Spent 200 Dollars Per Person In 20112012
- U.S Workers: Where Do They Spend Their Money During Work?2012
- World Bank: 883 Million People Living On Less Than $1.25 A Day In 20152011
- 'Rich': $150,000 A Year Or Have $1 Million In Total Net Worth2011
- Did The Fed Really Give $7.77 Trillion In Secret Loans To Banks?2011
- Which Book Tops Amazon’s Best Sellers List for 2011?2011
- Shoplifting Statistics: One In Eleven Shoppers Is A Shoplifter2011
- Labor Department: '500,000 Jobs Were Created In The U.S In November'2011
- 950 Billion USD: The Amount of Gold In Indian Households2011
- 50 Million Traders Shut Shop For A Day In India Protesting FDI In Retail2011
- Billion Dollar Day: Cyber Monday Rings In $1.25B in Sales2011
- 10.7 Million: The Number of U.S. Properties With Negative Equity2011
- Do Not Worry: The Top 1% Are Spending More2011
- Black Friday Stats: It's official: Black Friday 2011 Sets A New Record2011
- Black Friday Statistics: E-Commerce Spending Totals A Record $816M2011
- 'Women May Account For Two Thirds of The Nation’s Wealth by 2030'2011
- Black Friday Stats: 152 Million People Expected To Shop This Weekend2011
- Online ThanksGiving Sales Statistics: Up 39 Percent This Year2011
- China E-Commerce Statistics: 'May Pass U.S. in 2015'2011
- 9.7 %: Physical Euro In Circulation As A Percentage of Euro Area M22011
- 27 Million: The Number of Local Businesses In The U.S.2011
- 17.3 Million: Number of Americans Who Left Their Jobs By Choice2011
- 76 Percent of America's Wealthy Are Pessimistic About The U.S. Economy2011
- 'Remember, The Top 1 Percent Is Not A Fixed Group, After All'2011
- $48,089.15: Each American's Share of The National Debt2011
- 37% of Adults In America Have NO Retirement Savings2011
- OWS Statistics: Half of The 1% Do NOT Think They Are The 1%2011
- 3.4 Trillion: Impact of Falling Home Prices on Household Wealth In 20082011
- 1.8 Million USD: The Cost of The Newest Zenvo Supercar2011
- 'Chance of 2012 U.S. recession tops 50 percent': Fed2011