Government Debt as Percent of GDP by Country
This interactive map shows historical data and forecast of general government gross debt (as percent of GDP) in each country.via chartsbin.com (Click above link to see an interactive map)
This interactive map shows historical data and forecast of general government gross debt (as percent of GDP) in each country.via chartsbin.com (Click above link to see an interactive map)
John Palmer has a look at the past 100 years of government and economic indicators:Download pdf: 100.pdfSource: www.johnwpalmer.com Note: If you read this via Email or Feed-reader click Permalink...
UK Government spending by department is under the microscope. Find out how Whitehall spends your money ahead of the Comprehensive Spending Reviewvia www.guardian.co.uk Note: If you read this via Email...
In the midst of the worst recession since the Great Depression, many have pointed to increased legalization or decriminalization of marijuana as being an untapped resource for taxation, and a source...
The government has built a national security and intelligence system so big, so complex, and so hard to manage, no one really knows if it's fulfilling its most important purpose: keeping citizens safe...
via standardmadness.com It could be argued that the war on drugs is the longest and most expensive war ever fought by the United States. Each and every year, billions of dollars are spent, thousands...
via kiplinger.comDemocracies seem to be closely related to high GDPs.... with one huge exception: China.
via blog.turbotax.intuit.comThis illustrates how much money individuals are being taxed to consume alcohol, and subsequently how much the Federal and State governments are generating in tax revenue...
via blog.turbotax.intuit.com It’s no secret that the government taxes our spending– in fact, sales tax is one of the main ways that the government brings in money. But there are a number of other...
See who could be added together to make a majority in parliament. The 326-seat finishing line is marked below – but as Lewis Baston explains, the numbers game means an effective majority begins at 320...