Source?The main driver involves over a quadrillion dollars of unregulated derivatives.
The stock of all debt and equity across the globe increased by 5% in 2010 to $212 trillion, surpassing its previous peak in 2007, according to McKinsey Global Institute.
I find that most people that don't have a passion for their work end up not being overly successful at it. It's hard to hate what you do and be great at it.
How about simply killing all neoliberals!!
Worst than death is to put them in manual labour since they have not work a day in their lives.[/URL]
How about simply killing all neoliberals!!
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Based on this source, I'd say you're just a bit off. Quadrillion is a big number. It appears there isn't anywhere close to a quadrillion dollars totally, let alone if you limit it to "unregulated derivitives".
I've often thought that everyone should have to work at least a year at several different kinds of "crappy" jobs (retail, restaurant, heavy labor, …). I used to work for a really nice and extremely wealthy lady who had never worked in her life (she was the daughter of wealthy people married to a wealthy guy), couldn't drive though she had cars, and (seriously!) did not even know how to change a light bulb. She'd call in a worker to change a bulb. She had the strangest notions of how other people lived and worked from her insulated and gilded little world.
When I was growing up it was called being a teenagerI've often thought that everyone should have to work at least a year at several different kinds of "crappy" jobs (retail, restaurant, heavy labor, …).