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  1. How Much Taxes Did The Rich Pay?2011
  2. The Disease Spreads: Sales Price of New Homes Decline In China2011
  3. 175 Billion: Capital Requirement for Germany's 10 Biggest Banks2011
  4. Demographic Contrasts Between India And China: Key Points2011
  5. In Printing Money, Bernanke Doesn't Lead, After All2011
  6. 46 Million: Number of Poor Americans In 20102011
  7. Obama's Jobs Plan: Interesting Statistics2011
  8. 58 Trillion USD: Net Worth of U.S Households In First Quarter 20112011
  9. Hedge Fund Statistics: Negative Sentiment Rises To 42 Percent2011
  10. Unemployment Stats: Which Industry Has Zero Percent Unemployment?2011
  11. Manufacturing Statistics: Manufacturing Grows for 25th Straight Month2011
  12. 401(k) Statistics: Average Balance At An All Time High of USD 71,5002011
  13. Housing Stats: 30% of Owner-Occupied Homes Are Owned Free And Clear2011
  14. Bank Deposit Statistics: U.S. Bank Deposits Hit USD 10 Trillion2011
  15. CBO: Unemployment Will Be Above 8 Percent Through 20142011
  16. Gold Sees Steepest Fall Since 19802011
  17. Recession Time: 30% of Foregone Work Hours Spent on Sleep, Watching TV2011
  18. Companies' Earnings Growth Lowest In 25 Years2011
  19. Four in Ten Million-Plus Earners Vanish in Two Years2011
  20. Key Statistics From Warren Buffet's NYTimes Op-Ed2011
  21. FDI Investment in India Surges 54% In First Half of 20112011
  22. 64: The Number of Banks Closed In The US This Year2011
  23. Coffee Statistics: Coffee Consumption and The Economy2011
  24. Only 3 Percent of US Personal Spending Goes to China2011
  25. Double Dip, What? Macy's Profit Surges 64%2011
  26. The Rise and Rise of Gold2011
  27. China: Inflation at a 3 Year High2011
  28. 77%: Percentage of People Say The Economy Is Getting Worse2011
  29. 1.7 Billion: The Cost of The Debt Ceiling Debate2011
  30. Middle Class Most Hit By Job Losses2011

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