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�겢�씪�슦�뱶 �꽌鍮꾩뒪瑜� 寃쎈ℓ�븯�뒗 �븘留덉〈 |
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| �븘留덉〈(Amazon)�쓽 �겢�씪�슦�뱶 而댄벂�똿 遺��꽌�뒗 �씠踰좎씠(eBay) 諛⑹떇�쓽 寃쎈ℓ �꽌鍮꾩뒪瑜� �떆�옉�븷 以�鍮꾨�� �븯怨� �엳�떎. �씠�뒗 �궗�슜�옄�뱾�씠 �궗�슜�븯吏� �븡�뒗 媛��긽�꽌踰� �슜�웾�쓣 寃쎈ℓ�븯�뒗 寃껋쑝濡�, �뼱姨뚮㈃ 怨좉컼�뱾�씠 �븘留덉〈�쓽 �씪�옒�뒪�떛 而댄벂�듃 �겢�씪�슦�뱶(Elastic Compute Cloud)�뿉�꽌 �슫�슜�븯�뒗 �븷�뵆由ъ���씠�뀡 鍮꾩슜�쓣 �궙異곗쨪 �닔 �엳�쓣 寃껋씠�떎.<br> |
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The End of the "End |
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| People who are spreading fear about the world running out of oil are either trying to distort the markets, or they fail to understand the underlying realities of the business that delivers gasoline to the pumps and petroleum products to nearly every niche in our modern economy. |
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Inflation Remains a |
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| Many Americans assume that inflation is rising. They fear that the recent increase in commodity prices will lead to higher finished goods producer prices and then higher consumer prices. This fear is intensified because people tend to notice when prices go up for products they buy most often.
As economist A. Gary Shilling points out in a recent commentary, such ��쐗idespread fears of inflation are understandable. Historically, inflation is a wartime phenomenon when government spending is huge, while deflation reigns in peacetime. Still, the nation suffered a uniquely long 60 years of war, which started with rearmament in the late 1930s, was followed by World War II, which promptly gave way to the Cold War that was augmented by the War on Poverty. So, most Americans have never experienced anything but inflation, which they believe is the way God made the world.��� |
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�씤�뵆�젅�씠�뀡, �떎�뾽, 洹몃━怨� �븘由쎌뒪 怨� |
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| �븘由쎌뒪 怨≪꽑(�샊��� �븘由쎌뒪 而ㅻ툕)�뿉 �뵲瑜대㈃ ��섏떎�뾽瑜좎씠 �궙�쓣 �븣, �씤�뵆�젅�씠�뀡�씠 �넂怨�, 洹� 諛섎���룄 留덉갔媛�吏���숇떎. �뿰諛⑹��鍮꾩씠�궗�쉶�뒗 �뿬�쟾�엳 �씠 �궗怨좊�� 湲곕컲�쑝濡� �젙梨낆쓣 寃곗젙�븳�떎. 洹몃윭�굹 �떎�뾽瑜좉낵 �씤�뵆�젅�씠�뀡�쓽 �긽愿�愿�怨꾩뿉 ����빐 寃쏀뿕�쟻 利앷굅�뒗 臾댁뾿�쓣 留먰븯怨� �엳�뒗媛�? �씠 寃쏀뿕�쟻 利앷굅�뱾�씠 �쓽誘명븯�뒗 諛붾뒗 臾댁뾿�씪源�? �넻�솕 �젙梨낃낵 洹� 寃곌낵濡� �뙆�깮�릺�뒗 �씤�뵆�젅�씠�뀡 遺�臾몄뿉 �뼱�뼡 �씪�씠 �씪�뼱�궇 寃껋씤媛�? |
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Think of Real Estate |
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| If you want to make money in real estate over the next decade, plan on buying a vacation or resort home. Currently, 6 percent of all homes sold in the U.S. are vacation homes. While the percentage is small, it is growing faster than the overall market for residential real estate. In 2003, 445,000 vacation homes were sold, the highest number ever. This was a 24 percent increase from 2001, the National Association of Realtors reported. |
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