If the gathering economic challenges strike all at once in a perfect storm, these families, America's families, will be the hardest hit.
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The vast majority are non-working or barely working actors, often employed as bartenders, baristas and personal trainers to the Hollywood community, vulnerable to the economic ripple effect of a strike.
With 80% of Zimbabweans jobless in the midst of an economic catastrophe, few can afford a strike.
But I also voiced to President Obama Brazil's concern regarding the monetary expansion policies that ultimately mean that countries that have a surplus be able to strike a balance in those economic monetary expansion policies through fiscal policies that are ultimately based on expanding investments.
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Even if the strike crumbles, Venezuela's economic prospects are grim.
The latest general strike is the 30th in Greece since the economic crisis began three years ago.
Mr Mahuad has also demonstrated an ability to strike the political deals necessary to push through economic reform.
In France, unions brought over 1m people onto the streets for a one-day strike, and a riot in Latvia over economic policy ended in more than 100 arrests.
He has also said he would promote the role of U.S. charities and relief organizations in the region, maintain economic sanctions on Cuba, seek special negotiating authority to strike speedier trade deals with nations in the Western Hemisphere and establish a free-trade area for the Americas.
As 2010 has unfurled and we have seen Athens ablaze in May and workers on strike elsewhere it has been claimed by many wise economic heads that the chaos of breaking up the Euro would be too costly to bear?
Policymakers need to strike a balance between commercial requirements for profitability to sustain economic growth against the resulting costs to the environment.
My impression is that Mr. Grant and colleagues are trying very hard (in a very tough economic environment) to make sense of an agriculturally stressful situation and strike a prudent, ethically-grounded approach to helping the world.
Lords reform might strike voters as an unforgivably esoteric pursuit at a time of economic misery.
However, the BBC's Mark Lowen in Athens says the strike is a reminder that government confidence in a slowly improving economic situation is not shared by many on the streets.
He was joined during that time by noted MIT economist Lester Thurow, who said that Western nations were doomed to paltry economic growth of 1% to 2% for the foreseeable future (strike one, Les) and that Europe would outgrow the U.S. (strike two).
"The Bank remains between a rock and a hard place in trying to strike a balance between the rising pressures of inflation and supporting the economic recovery, " he said.
It sets out certain political, social and economic rights of EU citizens, and allows the European Court of Justice to strike down any aspect of EU law that is deemed to contravene the charter.
Its business plan, based on a target of selling three million tickets, and government support will be strong selling points in a difficult economic climate, while Will Greenwood's comments about grassroots rugby also appear to strike a chord with IRB Council members.
The strike has been called by trade unions to protest against the government's economic policies.
Bernanke has been trying to strike a balance between easing the Fed out of its extraordinary support efforts and the sluggish economic recovery.
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There has been sporadic violence in India at the beginning of a two-day strike called by the country's trade unions in protest against the government's economic reforms.
If France was to fall then a global sovereign lending strike could hit, tipping the world economy into uncharted territory in what would amount to a total global economic malfunction.
If President Obama is serious about protecting critical infrastructure, fostering a climate that is conducive to international trade and investment, and cultivating the conditions for economic growth, he should invoke the powers afforded him under the Taft-Hartley Act of 1947 to bar a strike by the longshoremen.
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