Monday, May 12, 2008
Ten years after the euro was launched, ‘its role as a global currency is secure, even if it hasn't achieved everything its founders hoped’. . . A new study finds that if a stay-at-home mom were compensated according to her market value, she would earn almost $117,000 a year. . . In 2007, ‘foreign direct investment in Latin America and the Caribbean hit a record of over $100 billion’. . . Arthur Brooks argues that children ‘don't make most parents happier’. . . When will the housing crisis end?
Ten years after the euro was launched, ‘its role as a global currency is secure, even if it hasn't achieved everything its founders hoped’. . .
A new study finds that if a stay-at-home mom were compensated according to her market value, she would earn almost $117,000 a year. . .
In 2007, ‘foreign direct investment in Latin America and the Caribbean hit a record of over $100 billion’. . .
Arthur Brooks argues that children ‘don't make most parents happier’. . .