The GDP is the most commonly used standard to measure the growth and development of countries. It has many flaws such as the exclusion of variables like the quality of life. Another factor that is also widely recognized is the Human Development Index (HDI). It measures the average of income measured by GDP, health measured …
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After Canada, Israel is the second foreign country with the most listings in the U.S. markets. Many of the Israeli companies trade on the NASDAQ since operate in the hi-tech sector. Despite the never-ending turmoil in the Middle East, Israelis continue to be highly research-oriented, innovative and entrepreneurial. Many world-class companies have evolved from Israel. …
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The following 10 European ADRs have daily trading volume of over 2.5 millions shares: Nokia (NOK) Alcatel–Lucent(ALU) ArcelorMittal (MT) Ericsson (ERIC) ABB (ABB) UBS (UBS) ING (ING) Vimpel Communications (VIP) Banco Santander (SAN) Statoil(STO) While many tech stocks are up this year, Nokia is still down 18% YTD. The financial giant ING has lost 15% …
Coal is still the major source of electricity generation in many countries including China, USA and others. China has plenty of coal and uses most of the coal mined for domestic power generation. In the US, coal is mined heavily from states like West Virginia and used in power plants. One way to invest in …
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