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Discussions tagged with economics on WindowsForum.com cover a range of topics including developer surveys, tax policy, browser updates in the European Economic Area, and the impact of economic conditions on technology purchasing decisions. Threads reference the Developer Economics Survey from SlashData, which gathers insights from developers worldwide on software industry trends. Other conversations touch on the economic effects of tax cuts, the availability of browser choice updates in the European Economic Area, and the search for cost-effective Windows 8 Pro tablets. The tag also includes discussions about the broader economic recession and its influence on website financing and visitor levels.
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    Tesla's dirty little secret: Its net profit doesn't come from selling cars

    https://edition.cnn.com/2021/01/31/investing/tesla-profitability/index.html
  2. whoosh

    VIDEO Trump’s Own Economists Now Admit His Tax Cuts Were A Total FAILURE

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  3. A

    Windows 8 Which brand is Economic one with Windows 8 Pro versions

    I have been using Windows 8 RT version in my Samsung RV511 model laptop. Just seeing for tablets which having Windows 8 Pro version. Samsung ATIV models are costly with windows Pro version. Which brand is economic with Windows 8 pro with good configuration?
  4. whoosh

    VIDEO The truth about the recession - by David Mitchell

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  5. M

    A Change in Financial Times on Windows7Forums.com

    Bad news coming over the forum wire. Due to the unforeseen circumstances of economic worldwide recession and a massive drop in visitor levels according to both our independent analytics data, as well as internal monitoring data, we have taken the unusual and emergency steps of enacting...
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    • advertising budget community content data analytics donations economics financial forum funding nofollow partnership recession referrals software spam technology user preferences visitors website
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    • Forum: Forum Announcements
  6. reghakr

    Prostitute price guide: How far does money go when you go all the way? (INFOGRAPHIC)

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    • economics guide infographics lifestyle money price prostitute relationships services sexwork
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: The Water Cooler
  7. V

    IMAGES Dear people of Iceland, help me visit your country please!

    Dear Icelanders, members of this Windows 7 Forum My name is Vanneste and I'm 23. I live in Belgium and I study IT and economical sciences.. Here in my country, an important tv channel organised a cool contest a few days ago. We have to choose a city and plan a citytrip. The winner can go to...
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    • belgium citytrip community contest economics iceland reykjavik support travel voting
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    • Forum: The Water Cooler
  8. cybercore

    The Devil's Excrement

    Observations focused on the problems of an underdeveloped country, Venezuela, with some serendipity about the world (orchids, techs, science, investments, politics) at large. A famous Venezuelan, Juan Pablo Perez Alfonzo, referred to oil as the devil’s excrement. For countries, easy wealth...
    • cybercore
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    • economics failure investment juan pablo perez alfonzo oil orchids politics science tech industry underdeveloped venezuela wealth
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    • Forum: The Water Cooler
  9. Mike

    This Day In History - January 26th

    166: Death of St. Polycarp 404: Death of St. Paula 724: Death of Caliph Yazid II (of grief over the death of his favorite singing girl) 1100: Death of St. Eystein of Norway 1 1266: Charles of Anjou becomes King of Sicily 1316: Revolt in Wales by Llywelyn Bren 1347: University of Prague...
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    • birthday civil rights death earthquake economics entertainment event film history january music natural disaster politics renaissance social movements space exploration sports statute technology world war
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    • Forum: The Water Cooler
  10. kemical

    Internet has a population of two billion

    Any room to move in here? The World Wide Wibble now has a population of nearly two billion people according to the report, from the International Telecommunication Union. The report says that we will see 2 billion Web dwellers by the end of this year a figure which means that the number of...
    • kemical
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    • access broadband communication competitiveness content country development digital economics growth hamadoun internet itu population report speed technology telecommunications users web
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    • Forum: The Water Cooler
  11. Nibiru2012

    Paul Hellyer - Extremely thought-provoking and highly intelligent. If you're Concerned About the Fa

    NOTE: The main title should have read: ...and The World, .... had a minor brain cramp on that. I encourage any and all who are interested to check out this man's website. I heard a radio interview with him on 8-4-2010 and even though he's now 87 years in maturity, he is extremely lucid and...
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    • book review canadian politics community engagement controversial figures economic reform economics energy environmental extinction extraterrestrial global issues integration interview paul hellyer politics public affairs sustainability technology ufo
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    • Forum: The Water Cooler
  12. Mike

    Do you support Net Neutrality? Hey, Net Neutrality: Why Not Try Freedom?

    Hey, Net Neutrality: Why Not Try Freedom? Campaign For Liberty; Hey, Net Neutrality: Why Not Try Freedom? (Please note that this is a political OP-ED, so it is going to be very one sided on the subject, but an interesting observation and discussion none-the-less) Net Neutrality is a proposal...
    • Mike
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    • bandwidth censorship civil liberties competition consumer rights corporatism digital rights economics fcc free market freedom government control internet internet access monopoly net neutrality policy political speech provider regulation
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: General Computing