…deaths per 100,000 in Canada (Chart – click to enlarge). The ratio worsens when a comparison is made to Scandinavia countries. American women are six times as likely to die…

…or similar benefits from “manufacturers, pharmacies, or similar entity.” Guess who pays for DIR whether you have Medicare Advantage or Traditional Medicare Part D? In the chart above what you…

…dominant factor dragging US inflation expectations. However, inflation expectations are falling globally. The chart above illustrates the 10-yr break-even expected inflation rates for the UK, Germany, Canada, Italy, and the…

…partners. The chart illustrates the contribution to overall export growth from the Philippines six largest trading partners – together these countries account for roughly 50% of total exports. The contributions…

…gave the death rate statistic for the US as being 26.4 deaths per 100,000 with the UK being at 9.2. As shown by a more recent chart, the US is…

…26.4 deaths per 100,000 as opposed to 7.3 deaths per 100,000 in Canada (Chart). The ratio worsens when compared to Scandinavia countries as American women are six times as likely…

…the deaths of women giving birth keep increasing as evidenced in the chart. Even with the PPACA, expanded Medicaid in place; and when compared to their Canadian sisters, American women…

…employment, income, and spending. However, for those indicators that are critical to recovery, i.e., consumer spending (housing and inventories are important, too – see the second chart on this post),…

…of the decrease. Without their income numbers, it’s impossible to tell exactly how large the effect would be, but I can ballpark it. Median income in 2003 was about $43,300;…

…NPP INCOME TAX CHART Note: Totals may not add up to 100% due to rounding. $ 10,000 Tax pie chart Of the $10000.00 you paid in taxes: $2720.00 goes to…