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Around the World In 30 Minutes October 2011

Around the World In 30 Minutes October 2011. Beech Island South Carolina. Industrial Pipes. U.S. Economy: Employment. 65+. 55+. 25-54. 20-24. 16-19. Illegal Aliens Apprehended. Real Estate Dip?. Mortgage Originations by Investors. Refinancing Hard To Do Buy Back Bad Loans

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Around the World In 30 Minutes October 2011

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  1. Around the World In 30 Minutes October 2011

  2. Beech Island South Carolina

  3. Industrial Pipes

  4. U.S. Economy: Employment

  5. 65+ 55+ 25-54 20-24 16-19

  6. Illegal Aliens Apprehended

  7. Real Estate Dip?

  8. Mortgage Originations by Investors

  9. Refinancing Hard To Do • Buy Back Bad Loans • Higher Fees • Second Mortgages

  10. Housing: What to Do? • Refi 22.5 mil Houses • Leftover TARP • Bank Equity Ownership

  11. Fiscal Drag from Federal, State, Local Gov’ts

  12. Small Businesses • Loans • Training • Gov’t Regulation

  13. Let’s Twist

  14. Operation Twist?

  15. Short-term Stimulus

  16. Medium-term: Spending Cuts

  17. Corporate Taxes • 12.5/25/35 • Loopholes

  18. U.S. Economic Growth: Lost Decade? (% Change Year over Year) Forecast Zero

  19. Double Dip? • External

  20. Save the Euro?

  21. Unit Labor Costs

  22. Breakup Euro?

  23. What Are Businesses to Do?

  24. IGER.csuci.edu

  25. Why IGER? • Bridge to Pacific Rim • Export

  26. Asia: Where Action Is

  27. Asia’s Contribution to Global GDP Growth

  28. Investments in Asia

  29. Asia Place to • Produce • Invest • Sell

  30. Asia Not Just Cheap Goods

  31. Computational Photography

  32. Video

  33. China

  34. Who’s Bigger? China or Japan

  35. U.S. Treasury Securities • 8% of all • 25% of foreign owned

  36. China Big Consumer

  37. China’s Love Affair with Cars

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