"The welfare state ..."

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"EMPLOYMENT / THE EMPLOYMENT - OPUSBOU"

"Making things clear - Dylan Ratigan (subtitled Castilian)"

"The" Secrets "of Google and Facebook"

This text is supposedly extracted from an American-chat forum. Supposedly is the story of a girl of twenty-five, fairly well equipped it, you are looking for a rich husband to support her. But oh catastrophe!, Can not find any. She raises his doubt:

Okay, I'm tired of beating around the bush. I am a 25 year old girl beautiful (spectacularly beautiful), eloquent and classy. I'm not from New York.'m Looking for a husband who makes at least half a million (dollars) a year. I know how it sounds, but keep in mind that a million a year is middle class in New York, so do not think I'm overreaching.

Does anyone in this forum to win 500k or more? Any wife? Can you give me tips? I dated a business man who earned on average 200-250k. But there seems to be far I can go. And I take 250k Central Park West. I know a woman in my yoga class who is married to an investment banker and lives in Tribeca, and is not as pretty as I am, nor is a genius. So what do you do well? How do I get to her level? These are my questions:

• Where do you single rich men? Give me the bars, restaurants, gyms.
• What do you seek in a partner? Be honest guys, do not make me feel bad.
• Is there an age range I should be targeting? (I have 25).
• Why some of the women living lavish lifestyles on the east are so unattractive? I've seen some that have nothing to offer married to incredibly wealthy guys. I have seen incredible girls passed singles bars in the east village. What's the story behind this?
• At what point will I work? You know: lawyers, investment bankers, doctors ... How much do these guys really? So where to go? Where do I find the speculators?
• How do you decide between marriage or just dating? I am looking for MARRIAGE ONLY.

Please ahorraos insults. I'm being sincere. Most beautiful women are superficial, I at least give the face. Would not be searching for these kind of guys if I was not at its height, in appearance, culture, sophistication, and keeping a nice home.

Cinnamon fine, what does not? Well here's an answer that came to the girl:

Dear Pers-431649184:
I read your posting with great interest and have thought meaningfully about your dilemma. I offer the following analysis. First, I'm not wasting your time, and that I meet your requirements, that is to earn more than $ 500K per year. That said, this is how I see it: Your offer, from the point of view of a guy like me, is plain and simple a bad deal.

Let's see why. Ignoring the superfluous, what you suggest is a simple trade: you bring your looks to the party and I bring my money. Well, it's simple. But here's the problem: your beauty will fade and my money will likely continue there. In fact, it is quite likely that my income increases, but there is an absolute certainty that you will not be getting any more beautiful! So, in economic terms you are a depreciating asset and I am an asset that appreciates. But not only are you an asset to the floor, but your depreciation accelerates! Let me explain: you have 25 and surely follow being good for the next five years, but every year it will be less. Then the decline began to be serious. At 35, you can stick a fork. So in Wall Street terms, we might call "an action to exchange", not a buy and hold, so the problem is marriage. Not a good deal "buy" (which is what you're asking) so I prefer to rent.

In case you think I'm being cruel, I would say this: if my money is going, so would you, so when your beauty will go, I need a way out. It's that simple. Thus, what makes sense is dating, not marry you.

Apart from this, at the beginning of my career I taught about efficient markets. So I wonder why a girl "articulate, classy and spectacularly beautiful" as you has been unable to find your sugar daddy. I find it hard to believe, if you are as gorgeous as you say, that the dollar 500K has not found you, at least to try. On the other hand, you can always find a way to earn your own money and not be having this conversation so complex.

All that said, I must say you're doing fine.'s Classic "pump and dump" (stock scam.) Hope this helps, and if you sign up to some sort of lease, let me know.

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"The Law Sindey - David Bravo"

About 5 years ago I came across a rather curious film, "The Contestant" is Spanish, but rest assured, it can be seen.

The fragment shows from the simplicity share the true meaning of capitalism and its consequences, a very palpable today for almost everyone: _ (

"Excerpt from the film The Entrant"

"Debtocracy 2011"

One. Spain is the European country with the highest unemployment: 20.2% of the workforce, double the EU average . It is an absolute abnormality within the world. It's a similar unemployment rate to Mozambique (21%), Sudan (19%) and Iraq (19%).

Dos. Before he reached the crisis, Spain was the country with the highest percentage of temporary contracts across the EU, as well as the current unemployment, the timing also doubling the European average.

Three. Spain is the country with more than 500 euro across the EU: one in four is here. 's 65% of the money circulating in Spain is 500 notes. The numbers are down just after the bursting of the housing bubble and even add 52.244 million euros . A high percentage of this money is not declared and leaves a year tax fraud of around 16,000 million . We bronze medal economy across the EU with a rate close to 20% of GDP , only Italy and Greece beat us.

Four. Spanish Senior managers are the best paid in Europe . In 2009, the worst year of the crisis, their salaries grew by 15% : the high positions of the Ibex 35 company won a million euros on average. A cobra boss of Telefónica as its workers 103.5 together .

Five. The average salary in Spain is EUR 21.500 annual gross : half that in Germany, the Netherlands and the UK. Is half misleading: the 63% of Spanish is mileurista or less. Spain is one of the countries of the EU-15 with greater economic inequality, just behind Portugal. poverty rate is 20.8% , also the highest in the EU.

Six. Spain is the only country among the 30 most prosperous in the world whose average real wages did not grow in good years . Between 1995 and 2005, the average real wage of the Spanish lost 4% of purchasing power between 1999 and 2006, corporate profits grew by 73%.

Seven. Spain is the only known place where freelancers and small and medium businesses that pay for state modules, on average, less annual income workers and pensioners .

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