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Does Economy get better?
Music industry is a part of a whole economy, and when the whole is healthy, then, perhaps, the parts are healthy too...
I follow financial news and see that officials say: " Everything is getting better"
Other hand, I see those manipulations on commodities markets... ( JP Morgan is a " leader" on those fields )...
so-called "computer mistakes/bugs" on the stock exchanges, that become the mass events...
or bank HSBC moved it's main office from London to Hong Kong...
or Jim Rogers, famous investor, moved from US to Singapore with his family...
So what? Should we get those hints seriously?
Well, now economy is global, and this is obvious, here in Ukraine state budget gets losses from export, because world demand is weak and it's a bad thing...
And what about real US economy,that plain folks face everyday when paying their bills?
what happens really? I don't believe official statistics whether this is from US or Ukraine, as Mark Twain said: " There is a lie, big lie and statistics"
So, what thoughts, guys?
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