[ad_1] The median age at marriage has increased in most industrial countries, even in less developed ones. This reflects a greater feminist position and a trend away from marriage in the US. The median age at marriage in the US is currently 26.8 for men and 25.1 for women, with both showing a notable increase […]
[ad_1] Global poverty has decreased from 52% in 1981 to 22% in 2008, and is expected to drop to 15% in 2015 due to improving economies, education, and disease interventions. East Asia has seen the biggest improvement. The global poverty rate is falling sharply: although about 52% of people in the developing world lived on […]
[ad_1] Africa’s population is projected to grow rapidly, reaching a quarter of the world’s population by 2100, with a significant increase in the adolescent and young adult segment. Greater awareness of disease prevention and treatment options and a high birth rate contribute to this growth. African women give birth to five children on average, and […]
[ad_1] The Arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the world due to the albedo effect, causing loss of ice and increased absorption of heat. Polar bears may become extinct by 2100. The Arctic is warming faster than the rest of the world, twice as fast on average. From the 1970s to […]
[ad_1] Industry trend analysis is a report on economic activity in a specific sector using the North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS). It helps leaders understand industry structure, vulnerabilities, and opportunities. NAICS codes are used to compare industries and group them for analysis. An analysis of industry trends is a qualitative and quantitative report on […]
[ad_1] US federal workers’ wages have steadily increased over the past decade, with the number of employees earning over $150,000 USD increasing 10-fold between 2005 and 2010. Civilian workers in the Department of Defense earning over $170,000 USD increased nearly 100-fold between 2000 and 2010. Congressional officials’ wealth increased 16% between 2008 and 2009, with […]
[ad_1] The percentage of people living alone in the US has increased from 7.7% in 1940 to 26.7% in 2010, with the largest jump occurring in the 1970s. North Dakota has the highest number of one-person households and women are more likely to live alone than men. Studies show higher rates of depression among those […]
[ad_1] Harvard student Lothrop Withington Jr. ate a live goldfish in 1939, starting a trend of goldfish swallowing contests across the US. The fad was eventually banned by universities and municipalities. After bragging that he once ate a live fish, fellow Harvard students called Lothrop Withington Jr.’s bluff and bet him $10 USD that he […]
[ad_1] US presidential election voter turnout based on voting age population (VAP) has been around 50-60% since 1948, with the highest being 63% in 1960. Voter turnout based on registered voters has consistently been 85% or higher since 1964, except for 2008. The lowest VAP turnout was in 1920, 1924, and 1988, while the highest […]
[ad_1] Energy drinks containing radium were introduced in the US in the early 1900s and were promoted as a source of energy and cure for health problems. One brand, RadiThor, caused radium poisoning and death. Modern energy drinks contain less caffeine than coffee and often include taurine. Energy drink makers boast that their products will […]
[ad_1] American homes have doubled in size since the 1950s, despite smaller families. Australia has the largest average home size, while Iraq has the largest household size. Scandinavian countries have the smallest household sizes. Japan has the smallest average house size. The average size of American homes has more than doubled since the 1950s, despite […]
[ad_1] Trend analysis statistics are used to discover performance records and make informed decisions. Descriptive statistics summarize data while inferential statistics rely on probability. Faulty information can produce biased results, so multiple reviews are necessary for accuracy. Statistical analysis is a common process for individuals and companies seeking to gain insight from a large series […]
[ad_1] The difference between a fad and a trend is the duration, number of industries it affects, industry acceptance, and overall quality. Fads are short-term and limited to one industry, while trends can last for decades and cross over into multiple industries. There are a number of industries whose survival depends on recognizing the difference […]
[ad_1] Technical trend analysis studies price movements of securities or markets to predict future price movements. It focuses on price charts, trading volume, chart patterns, and moving averages. Volume indicators are important to spot trends, and longer duration trends are more reliable. Technical analysis is popular among investors to drive profit. Technical trend analysis is […]
[ad_1] Forex trend trading works best in a clearly trending market without strong retracements. Traders need a system that allows them to take advantage of most of the trend, using indicators like Moving Averages and Channel Lines. Traders should remain committed to the trend until it runs out and stay flexible to adapt to new […]
[ad_1] Trend following involves identifying the market’s direction and making trades that follow it, resulting in decreased risk and the ability to buy and sell quickly. Price is the first indicator to consider, followed by the number of shares to buy or sell. Risk control is essential, and investors must know when to enter and […]
[ad_1] Trend and ratio analysis use financial statements to evaluate a company’s performance. Ratios can be used to compare a company to others and to select stocks. Trend analysis measures the change in dollars between each line on a financial statement, while ratios require mathematical formulas to create indicators. Financial analysis often looks at past […]
[ad_1] A trend reversal is a change in the direction of individual investments or a market as a whole, which can be positive or negative. Investors and brokers use trend reversals to plan future investment strategies and minimize losses. Trend reversals are changes in the direction of individual reversals or of a market as a […]
[ad_1] A trending market is when a stock market or securities index moves in a particular direction. Brokers and investors capitalize on trends, while analysts monitor market activity to determine the economy’s health. During times of economic growth, banks lower lending standards, leading to bullish sentiment. Investors take advantage of bull markets by buying stocks […]
[ad_1] Forex trend trading works best in a clear trend without sharp pullbacks. Traders need a system with indicators like moving averages and channel lines. They should stay committed to the trend and only change strategy in different market conditions. MAs help identify trends, and channel lines guide entry and exit points. Traders should pair […]
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