
consumer budgeting
Friday, March 30, 2012
Labels: alcohol, britain, budget, budgeting, canada, chart, england, graph, health care, healthcare, housing, item, japan, share, spend, spending, tobacco, transportation, united states
health exchanges
Labels: california, care, department, exchange, federal, grant, hcr, health, healthcare, human services, insurance, law, map, utah, wall street journal
outsized influence of drug & medical device companies on FDA
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Labels: administration, device, drug, electric, fda, food, gas, gasoline, insurance, lobby, lobbying, medical, oil, petroleum, pharma, pharmaceutical, sector, supplies, utilities, utility
economy growing faster than realized?
Labels: bernanke, economics, economix, economy, gdi, gdp, gross domestic income, gross domestic product, growing, growth, production, productivity, recovery
united states wind map
Labels: arizona, california, chicago, columbus, dallas, houston, jacksonville, los angeles, map, new york, phoenix, san diego, san jose, seattle, texas, u.s., united states, wind
decline of beer
Labels: almanac, annual, association, beer, brewers, cerveza, consumption, data, decline, demand, economics, per capita, production, source, supply, u.s., united states
1940 vs. 2010 populations
Labels: 1940, 2010, america, change, chicago, cities, city, coast, community, houston, los angeles, map, metropolitan, new york, philadelphia, population, u.s., united states, versus, vs
art & personality
Labels: amnesia, art, cultured, diagram, dick, dissociative, personality, picture, snob, social, socially, uncultured, ven, ven diagram, withdrawn
baseball regional sports networks
Labels: angels, baseball, braves, dodgers, major league, mets, mlb, monthly, network, phillies, rangers, red sox, regional, revenue, subscriber, television, TV, wall street journal, yankees
1 billion smart connected devices shipped in 2011, expected to double by 2016
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Labels: 2011, 2012, analyst, billion, chart, device, devices, double, estimate, forecast, global, graph, idc, media tablet, pcs, research, shipper, smart, smartphone, worldwide
advertising revenue of newspapers
Labels: ad, ads, advertising, association, circulation, classified, daily, digital, dollars, journalism, media, national, news, newspaper, online, pew, print, research, retail, revenue
high price of crude oil, lower gasoline sale volume
Labels: administration, average, barrel, crude, demand, energy, gallon, gasoline, information, millions, oil, petroleum, production, refiner, refinery, supply, wall street journal, weekly, wsj
limited demand for U.S. debt
Labels: deficit, demand, Fed, federal, foreign, funds, gdp, graph, net, percentage, private, purchases, quarter, reserve, spending, timeline, treasury
federal budget deficit
Labels: billion, bipartisan, budget, chart, deficit, federal, gop, graph, house, policy, proposal, scenario, shortfall, wall street journal, white house, wsj
spending on managing disease and health care
Labels: australia, by country, care, chart, country, disease, graph, greece, health, healthcare, iceland, italy, managing, sweden, united states
new wave of tech m&a
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Labels: 2010, 2011, acquire, acquisition, bubble, chart, consolidation, deal, geekwire, graph, growth, merger, tech, technology
Never been a better time to lock in long-term financing for rental housing
Labels: america, american, apartment, finance, financing, home, housing, ownership, real estate, rent, rental, vacancy
future production of energy
Monday, March 26, 2012
Labels: drilling, energy, exploration, fuel, gas, government, hydrogen, nuclear, oil, pew, policy, research, solar, supply, survey, transportation
demand soars for bay area homes
Labels: bay, bay area, california, demand, dollar, home, map, martinez, oakland, ownership, palo alto, price, real estate, san francisco, santa clara, supply
average fuel economy of U.S. vehicles
Labels: average, car, economy, fuel, gas, green, institute, michigan, month, mpg, research, transportation, truck, university, vehicle, year
wet and dry America
Labels: alcohol, america, ban, banned, booze, control, county, data, drink, dry, law, legislation, liquor, map, prohibition, state, u.s., wet
global oil outlook
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Labels: asia, barrel, chart, consumption, crude, energy, europe, forecast, global, graph, imports, oil, outlook, output, pacific, petroleum, timeline, u.s., united states, world
monetary base, 1984 - present
Friday, March 23, 2012
Labels: adjusted, base, billions, Fed, federal reserve, fred, monetary, recession, research, St. Louis, u.s.
Real private fixed investment, shaded areas show U.S. recessions.
Labels: bank, BLS, bureau, bureau of labor statistics, federal reserve, fixed, investment, private, real, recession, St. Louis, u.s., united states
patient centered care
Labels: care, diagnosis, doctor, education, health, healthcare, information, innovation, journal, medicine, outreach, patient, prevention, research, technology, treatment
expensive conditions of medicare patients
Labels: acute, care, CCS, chronic, condition, cost, disease, expense, expensive, government, health, healthcare, injury, journal, medicare, medicine, new england, patient, reimbursement
The Third Bubble: The Health Care Bubble?
Labels: 3rd, bubble, canada, care, commonwealth, expenditure, france, gdp, germany, health, healthcare, market, national fund, oecd, percent, spending, system, third, united kingdom, united states
rapid trading
Labels: bats, commission, computer, computerized, electronic, exchange, fast, investors, market, probe, rapid, sec, security, stock, tabb, trade, volume, wall street journal
elevated assets
Labels: asset, balance, bank, bonds, cash, central, chart, ECB, economies, economy, england, europe, european, federal reserve, flow, government, graph, japan, sheet, wall street journal
news source popularity by state
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Labels: abc news, al jazeera, bit.ly, chicago tribune, cnn, forbes, huffington post, media, new york times, news, newspaper, npr, outlet, popularity, state, the onion, u.s., united states, washington post
financial crisis prelude: housing bubble
Labels: bernanke, bubble, corelogic, crisis, family, Fed, federal reserve, financial, home, house, housing, prelude, price, real estate, sales, single, transaction
lazy labor force?
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Labels: bureau, bureau of labor statistics, economics, economy, employment, Fed, federal reserve, force, fred, labor, participation, recession, St. Louis, statistics, u.s., unemployment, united states, work
lack of health insurance by state
Labels: gallup, health, healthways, insurance, medical, obama, obamacare, reform, reimbursement, state, u.s., uninsured, united states, well-being, wellness
oil spike
Labels: analysis, canada, citi, consumption, gas, gasoline, global, impact, mexico, oil, petroleum, price, production, recession, research, russia, saudi arabia, shale, spike, u.s.
hospital mergers
Labels: acquisition, consolidate, consolidation, health, health care, healthcare, hospital, independent, m and a, medical, medicine, merger, mid-atlantic, washington post
S&P 500
Labels: bubble, dividend, isi, s and p, standard and poor, warren buffett, yield
U.S. per capita health expenditures
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Labels: care, expenditure, health, journal, medicine, new england, per capita, trend, u.s., united states
global rates of noncommunicable disease
Labels: alcohol, breastfeeding, commodity, daly, deficiency, disease, global, glucose, health, income, mortality, noncommincable, population, rate, risk, risy, salt, sex, tobacco
aggregators of various kinds are the way people consume
Monday, March 19, 2012
Labels: aggregation, aggregator, app, consume, consumer, consumption, device, digital, facebook, journalism, mobile, news, organizing, pew, recommendation, research, twitter
Hospital mergers and acquisitions
Labels: acquisition, associates, billion, deal, federal trade commission, ftc, hospital, irving, levin, m and a, merger, rebound, value, wall street journal
Internet contributes more to the American economy than the entire federal government
Labels: boston consulting, china, economy, federal, gdp, government, gross domestic product, internet, japan, opportunity, south korea, trillion, u.s., united states, web
generation why bother
Friday, March 16, 2012
Labels: average, earnings, economy, generation, Harvard business review, hbr, household, income, index, job, productivity, satisfaction, wages, why bother
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- consumer budgeting
- health exchanges
- outsized influence of drug & medical device compan...
- economy growing faster than realized?
- united states wind map
- decline of beer
- 1940 vs. 2010 populations
- art & personality
- baseball regional sports networks
- 1 billion smart connected devices shipped in 2011,...
- advertising revenue of newspapers
- high price of crude oil, lower gasoline sale volume
- limited demand for U.S. debt
- federal budget deficit
- spending on managing disease and health care
- new wave of tech m&a
- Never been a better time to lock in long-term fina...
- future production of energy
- demand soars for bay area homes
- average fuel economy of U.S. vehicles
- wet and dry America
- global oil outlook
- monetary base, 1984 - present
- Real private fixed investment, shaded areas show U...
- patient centered care
- expensive conditions of medicare patients
- The Third Bubble: The Health Care Bubble?
- rapid trading
- elevated assets
- news source popularity by state
- financial crisis prelude: housing bubble
- lazy labor force?
- lack of health insurance by state
- oil spike
- hospital mergers
- S&P 500
- U.S. per capita health expenditures
- global rates of noncommunicable disease
- aggregators of various kinds are the way people co...
- Hospital mergers and acquisitions
- Internet contributes more to the American economy ...
- generation why bother
- net promoter score by industry
- map of san francisco
- 51% of web traffic is non-human and malicious
- patent activity
- care delivery
- man-cession with a he-covery, not she-covery
- long climb back, but healthcare is leading the way
- no quick rebound
- social media growth
- behavioral patterns of web usage
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