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Interesting international comparison of the relative economic condition of African Americans
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African...conomic_Status "...Although the unemployment rate among African Americans (in 2002, approximately 11% [15]) has typically been twice the rate among European Americans (app. 5% in the same year[17]), it is still comparable to rates found in France and Spain [18], [5], and is slightly higher than the overall rate of the European Union [6]. When compared to populations outside of the United States and European Union, the collective affluence of African Americans is even more striking and disproportionate. Based on worker income alone (excluding purchasing power parity and extra wealth, both of which would accentuate the comparative affluence of African Americans), African Americans produced $586 billion in 2004[7],[8], slightly smaller than the GDP of Brazil in 2006 (even though Brazil's population is about 5 times the size of the African American one) [9], and approximately 80% the size of Russia's 2005 GDP (even though Russia's population is nearly 4 times the size of the African American one [10]. In 2004 this amount would have been ranked as the 15th largest GDP internationally (out of 177 ranked) [11], compared to a population ranking of 33 in 2005[12]. In 2005, the populations of Poland and African Americans were roughly equal, but the 2004 earnings of the latter group would have been nearly 2.5 times the size of the former's GDP in 2005[13]. In 2005, the Ukraine's population was approximately 10% larger than the African American population, but its GDP was over 8 times smaller than the 2004 earnings of the latter group. Argentina, arguably the most developed country in Latin American (with an overwhelmingly European population (97%)), has an unemployment rate slightly higher than that of African Americans as a group, the poverty rate is almost twice the rate [14], and the 2004 earnings of African American workers were nearly 3.5 times the size of Argentina's 2005 GDP, even though Argentina's population is slightly larger than the African American population [15]. In Mexico, whose human development index is comparable to those of most former Second World countries, and whose economy ranks as a mid-income one, the poverty rate is twice the rate of African Americans as a group [16], and even though its 2005 population was nearly 3 times the population of African Americans, Mexico's GDP from the same year exceeded the 2004 earnings of African American workers by only 25%[17]..." |
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Interesting international comparison of the relative economic condition of African Americans
"PJ O'Donovan" wrote:
Peej, you are a tiresome troll, an advocate of race hatred, an apologist for liars, an offensive interlocutor, and unable to construct one original argument of your own. **** OFF. -- PB The return address has been MUNGED My travel writing: http://www.iol.ie/~draoi/ |
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Interesting international comparison of the relative economic condition of African Americans
All this is nothing, the only reason he has to f*** off is that he is OT on
a travel group, like most of your pals, martin and co "Padraig Breathnach" a écrit dans le message de news: ... "PJ O'Donovan" wrote: Peej, you are a tiresome troll, an advocate of race hatred, an apologist for liars, an offensive interlocutor, and unable to construct one original argument of your own. **** OFF. -- PB The return address has been MUNGED My travel writing: http://www.iol.ie/~draoi/ |
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Interesting international comparison of the relative economic condition of African Americans
PJ O'Donovan wrote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African...conomic_Status "...Although the unemployment rate among African Americans (in 2002, approximately 11% [15]) What a load of rot. In the richest biggest economy in the world, of course they are going to have higher productivity rates then Poland. Gaz |
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Interesting international comparison of the relative economic condition of African Americans
On 2 Dec 2006 05:06:32 -0800, "PJ O'Donovan"
typed: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African...conomic_Status "...Although the unemployment rate among African Americans (in 2002, approximately 11% [15]) has typically been twice the rate among European Americans (app. 5% in the same year[17]), it is still comparable to rates found in France and Spain [18], [5], and is slightly higher than the overall rate of the European Union [6]. When compared to populations outside of the United States and European Union, the collective affluence of African Americans is even more striking and disproportionate. Based on worker income alone (excluding purchasing power parity and extra wealth, both of which would accentuate the comparative affluence of African Americans), African Americans produced $586 billion in 2004[7],[8], slightly smaller than the GDP of Brazil in 2006 (even though Brazil's population is about 5 times the size of the African American one) [9], and approximately 80% the size of Russia's 2005 GDP (even though Russia's population is nearly 4 times the size of the African American one [10]. In 2004 this amount would have been ranked as the 15th largest GDP internationally (out of 177 ranked) [11], compared to a population ranking of 33 in 2005[12]. In 2005, the populations of Poland and African Americans were roughly equal, but the 2004 earnings of the latter group would have been nearly 2.5 times the size of the former's GDP in 2005[13]. In 2005, the Ukraine's population was approximately 10% larger than the African American population, but its GDP was over 8 times smaller than the 2004 earnings of the latter group. Argentina, arguably the most developed country in Latin American (with an overwhelmingly European population (97%)), has an unemployment rate slightly higher than that of African Americans as a group, the poverty rate is almost twice the rate [14], and the 2004 earnings of African American workers were nearly 3.5 times the size of Argentina's 2005 GDP, even though Argentina's population is slightly larger than the African American population [15]. In Mexico, whose human development index is comparable to those of most former Second World countries, and whose economy ranks as a mid-income one, the poverty rate is twice the rate of African Americans as a group [16], and even though its 2005 population was nearly 3 times the population of African Americans, Mexico's GDP from the same year exceeded the 2004 earnings of African American workers by only 25%[17]..." some very interesting comparisons....thank you for posting them.... you also seem to do a good job winding up dorks! for which you are to be heartily congratulated... regards.... -- web site at www.abelard.org - news comment service, logic, economics energy, education, politics, etc 1,552,396 document calls in year past -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- all that is necessary for [] walk quietly and carry the triumph of evil is that [] a big stick. good people do nothing [] trust actions not words only when it's funny -- roger rabbit -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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Interesting international comparison of the relative economic condition of African Americans
"abelard" wrote in message ... On 2 Dec 2006 05:06:32 -0800, "PJ O'Donovan" typed: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African...conomic_Status "...Although the unemployment rate among African Americans (in 2002, approximately 11% [15]) has typically been twice the rate among European Americans (app. 5% in the same year[17]), it is still comparable to rates found in France and Spain [18], [5], and is slightly higher than the overall rate of the European Union [6]. When compared to populations outside of the United States and European Union, the collective affluence of African Americans is even more striking and disproportionate. Based on worker income alone (excluding purchasing power parity and extra wealth, both of which would accentuate the comparative affluence of African Americans), African Americans produced $586 billion in 2004[7],[8], slightly smaller than the GDP of Brazil in 2006 (even though Brazil's population is about 5 times the size of the African American one) [9], and approximately 80% the size of Russia's 2005 GDP (even though Russia's population is nearly 4 times the size of the African American one [10]. In 2004 this amount would have been ranked as the 15th largest GDP internationally (out of 177 ranked) [11], compared to a population ranking of 33 in 2005[12]. In 2005, the populations of Poland and African Americans were roughly equal, but the 2004 earnings of the latter group would have been nearly 2.5 times the size of the former's GDP in 2005[13]. In 2005, the Ukraine's population was approximately 10% larger than the African American population, but its GDP was over 8 times smaller than the 2004 earnings of the latter group. Argentina, arguably the most developed country in Latin American (with an overwhelmingly European population (97%)), has an unemployment rate slightly higher than that of African Americans as a group, the poverty rate is almost twice the rate [14], and the 2004 earnings of African American workers were nearly 3.5 times the size of Argentina's 2005 GDP, even though Argentina's population is slightly larger than the African American population [15]. In Mexico, whose human development index is comparable to those of most former Second World countries, and whose economy ranks as a mid-income one, the poverty rate is twice the rate of African Americans as a group [16], and even though its 2005 population was nearly 3 times the population of African Americans, Mexico's GDP from the same year exceeded the 2004 earnings of African American workers by only 25%[17]..." some very interesting comparisons....thank you for posting them.... Can't you access Wikipedia on your computer? |
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Interesting international comparison of the relative economic condition of African Americans
In article , john-
says... "abelard" wrote in message ... On 2 Dec 2006 05:06:32 -0800, "PJ O'Donovan" typed: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African...conomic_Status "...Although the unemployment rate among African Americans (in 2002, approximately 11% [15]) has typically been twice the rate among European Americans (app. 5% in the same year[17]), it is still comparable to rates found in France and Spain [18], [5], and is slightly higher than the overall rate of the European Union [6]. When compared to populations outside of the United States and European Union, the collective affluence of African Americans is even more striking and disproportionate. Based on worker income alone (excluding purchasing power parity and extra wealth, both of which would accentuate the comparative affluence of African Americans), African Americans produced $586 billion in 2004[7],[8], slightly smaller than the GDP of Brazil in 2006 (even though Brazil's population is about 5 times the size of the African American one) [9], and approximately 80% the size of Russia's 2005 GDP (even though Russia's population is nearly 4 times the size of the African American one [10]. In 2004 this amount would have been ranked as the 15th largest GDP internationally (out of 177 ranked) [11], compared to a population ranking of 33 in 2005[12]. In 2005, the populations of Poland and African Americans were roughly equal, but the 2004 earnings of the latter group would have been nearly 2.5 times the size of the former's GDP in 2005[13]. In 2005, the Ukraine's population was approximately 10% larger than the African American population, but its GDP was over 8 times smaller than the 2004 earnings of the latter group. Argentina, arguably the most developed country in Latin American (with an overwhelmingly European population (97%)), has an unemployment rate slightly higher than that of African Americans as a group, the poverty rate is almost twice the rate [14], and the 2004 earnings of African American workers were nearly 3.5 times the size of Argentina's 2005 GDP, even though Argentina's population is slightly larger than the African American population [15]. In Mexico, whose human development index is comparable to those of most former Second World countries, and whose economy ranks as a mid-income one, the poverty rate is twice the rate of African Americans as a group [16], and even though its 2005 population was nearly 3 times the population of African Americans, Mexico's GDP from the same year exceeded the 2004 earnings of African American workers by only 25%[17]..." some very interesting comparisons....thank you for posting them.... Can't you access Wikipedia on your computer? Don't be unkind John. He can't access Wikipedia from the _library's_ computer, poor chap. |
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Interesting international comparison of the relative economic condition of African Americans
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Interesting international comparison of the relative economic condition of African Americans
In article , says...
PJ O'Donovan wrote: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African...conomic_Status "...Although the unemployment rate among African Americans (in 2002, approximately 11% [15]) What a load of rot. In the richest biggest economy in the world, of course they are going to have higher productivity rates then Poland. Gaz But much lower literacy rates. Must make ya proud to be a Merkin. |
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