2010年，近6.8万在中国出生的人,成为了美国的合法永久居民，占当年成为美国永久居民总人数的7%。
加拿大公民和移民事务部负责人称，2010年,中国大陆通过投资移民方式,成为加拿大永久居民的人数，占全部投资移民的62.6%，达到2020人。
建设银行副行长陈**去年透露：“仅2009年，大陆就有3000人,投资移民到美国和加拿大，他们投资的总额,超过了80亿元人民币，若再加上其他比较热门的地区，中国移民带出去的资金,就超过了100亿元人民币。”
美国国会众议院司法委员会已于日前通过表决，批准将取消高技能人才职业移民国别限制的议案,交由众议院全体讨论，如果该提议最终通过，就意味着-以后,中国高技能人才申请美国职业移民,不再需要等待绿卡配额。
此前，美国国务院宣布，继2011年中国公民的赴美国签证,首次突破100万个之后;
2012年,发放签证数量,预计将达到130万个。
美国最贫困人口占总人口的比例创历史新高，15个美国人中,有1人生活于最贫困的状态中，主要原因是:美国房地产泡沫破裂后，就业机会和收入萎缩。与此同时，以往聚居在城市里的穷人,开始向以往相对富裕的城郊区蔓延。
根据最新的统计，大约有2050万美国人,生活于最贫困的状态中，占总人口的6.7%。按照美国的标准，收入低于美国贫困线50%的人,即属最贫困人口，即,个人年收入少于5570美元;或者,四口之家,年收入,少于11157美元。
美国财政部副财长布瑞拉德(Lael Brainard),美国,她
欧盟委员会主席巴罗佐
法国总统萨科齐
德国总理默克尔
欧洲央行行长德拉吉
国际货币基金组织(IMF)总裁拉加德
欧洲理事会常任主席范龙佩
G20创始：二十国集团 (Group 20) 是1999年9月25日由八国集团的财长在华盛顿宣布成立的。
成员：二十国集团由美国、英国、日本、法国、德国、加拿大、意大利、俄罗斯、澳大利亚、中国、巴西、阿根廷、墨西哥、韩国、印度尼西亚、印度、沙特阿拉伯、南非、土耳其等19个国家以及欧盟组成。这些国家的国民生产总值约占全世界的85%，人口将近世界总人口的2／3。
特邀代表：国际货币基金组织总裁、世界银行行长以及国际货币金融委员会和发展委员会主席。
历次G 20峰会回顾
时间, 地点, 主题
2010年6月, 加拿大多伦多, 与会领导人强调采取下一步行动，推动世界经济全面复苏。
2009年9月, 美国匹兹堡, 推动世界经济复苏、国际金融体系改革和全球经济失衡等议题。
2009年4月, 英国伦敦, 如何摆脱目前危机，使经济尽快复苏；如何改革国际金融体系，加强监管，防止危机再次发生；
2008年11月, 美国华盛顿, 此次会议将把保持全球复苏在轨作为焦点，并将金融监管作为最热议题。
2007年11月, 南非开普敦, 如何确保世界金融市场稳定以及国际货币基金组织及世界银行的改革问题
2006年11月, 澳大利亚墨尔本, 以“建设和维持繁荣”为主题，着重探讨了当前世界经济形势和发展问题、能源与矿产、布雷顿森林机构改革等话题。
2005年10月, 中国北京, “加强全球合作：实现世界经济的平衡有序发展”，各成员方将讨论布雷顿森林机构改革、发展融资、发展理念创新等5个议题。
2004年11月, 德国柏林, 会议讨论了当前宏观经济形势、金融部门机构建设、打击滥用国际金融体系、老龄化的挑战与移民、主权债务重组、布雷顿森林机构60年回顾、全球化背景下促进稳定与增长以及区域一体化等议题。
2003年10月, 墨西哥莫雷利亚, 讨论了金融危机防范与应对、发展融资、打击恐怖融资以及全球化与经济发展、金融机构建设等议题。
2002年11月, 印度新德里, 探讨了防范与应对金融危机、全球化、打击恐怖主义融资以及保持经济持续增长等议题。
2001年11月, 加拿大渥太华, 主要就“9.11”事件对全球经济和金融的影响、G20在打击恐怖融资活动方面的作用等展开了讨论。
2000年10月, 加拿大蒙特利尔, 如何应对全球化的挑战，如何减轻金融危机的危害等。
1999年12月, 德国柏林, 就全球及区域经济和金融形势、国际金融体制改革的方向等问题交换了意见。
法国参议院副议长、前总理让-皮埃尔·拉法兰,欧洲,拉法兰从2002年,至2005年,任法国总理
美国住房空置率最高十大城区,时间:2011-11-04, 美国舆房屋价值下降以及劳动力流动等诸多因素,导致美国的房地产行业,处处影响着美国经济的发展。其中,住房市场带来的一大负面影响,就是住房空置率的上升。
全美国人口普查局的数字显示，自2000年以来，住房空置率上升了43.8%。2010年的普查发现，全国约有1500万栋房屋,处于空置状态，全国的房屋总空置率,达到11.4%。CNBC财经电视台,最近依据出租房和家庭住房空置率,列出了10大住房空置率最高的城市：
10. 密苏里州的堪萨斯
出租房空置率：11%
家庭住房空置率：3.7%
从2010年第二季度开始，堪萨斯市的出租房空置率,有了大幅下降，由当时的17.2%,下降至11%。即使在房屋危机期间，堪萨斯市的家庭住房空置率,也居高不下，在2007年第二季度,曾达到过4.5%。
9. 得克萨斯州的休斯敦
出租房空置率：17.4%
家庭住房空置率：2.3%
休斯顿的出租房空置率,在美国名列第二位，达到17.4%。在最近三年间，休斯顿的出租房空置率,一直在18.6%-13.1%之间徘徊。这个城市的家庭住房空置率,相对好出许多，目前的空置率,低于2010年的水平，并由2011年第一季度,下降至目前的2.3%。
8. 密歇根州的底特律
出租房空置率：17.2%
家庭住房空置率：2.4%
底特律是受美国经济衰退打击最为严重的城市之一，其失业率,达到了12.9%。底特律的出租房空置率之高,在美国名列第三，达到17.2%，家庭住房空置率,与2008年相比,下降了将近一半。
7. 俄亥俄州的代顿
出租房空置率：10.7%
家庭住房空置率：4.7%
自2009年，俄亥俄州代顿的出租房空置率,一直就是最高的。不过,美国普查局的数据显示，尽管代顿的家庭住房空置率,居高不下，但是,与2010年26.4%的出租房空置率相比，如今的出租房空置率,有了大幅下降。
6. 路易斯安那州的巴吞鲁日
出租房空置率：13%
家庭住房空置率：3.9%
巴吞鲁日的住房空置率在美国全国,并非是最高，但是,其出租房和家庭住房空置率,仍然在较高水平运行。13%的出租房空置率,让巴吞鲁日,成为美国第12大“最空旷的城市”;家庭住房空置率,让巴吞鲁日的“最空旷的城市”排名,达到第11位。
5. 佐治亚州的亚特兰大
出租房空置率：11.8%
家庭住房空置率：5.4%
在美国的大城市中，亚特兰大的家庭住房空置率为5.4%，位居第4，由2010年初的2%,上升至现在的水平。出租房空置率,与2010年时相比,更为严重，随后,亚特兰大的出租房空置率,就未曾低于过13%，在今年年初,甚至达到了14.9%。
4. 田纳西州的孟菲斯
出租房空置率：13.5%
家庭住房空置率：4.0%
从出租房和家庭住房空置率两方面来看，孟菲斯的住房空置率,均相对高于美国的大部分大城市。13.5%的出租房空置率,令孟菲斯,在美国大城市空置率的排名,达到第11位，4%的家庭住房空置率则让孟菲斯名列第9。
3. 俄亥俄州的托莱多
出租房空置率：19.3%
家庭住房空置率：3.6%
在美国的75个大城市中，托莱多的出租房空置率最高，达到了19.3%。在2010年的第三季度，这一数字,甚至达到了24.1%。3.6%的家庭住房空置率,让托莱多成为美国第17大“最空旷城市”。
2. 印第安纳州的印第安纳波利斯
出租房空置率：13.5%
家庭住房空置率：5.2%
美国普查局的数据，印第安纳州的首府印第安纳波利斯,是美国住房空置率最高的城市之一。5.2%的家庭住房空置率,令印第安纳波利斯排名第五，13.5%的出租房空置率,令这个城市排名第10。综合来看，印第安纳波利斯的住房空置率,几乎要高于美国的所有大城市。
1. 亚利桑那州的图森
出租房空置率：15.9%
家庭住房空置率：6.8%
美国，官方计算的失业率仍居高不下，维持在可怕的9.1%。如果把出于绝望放弃找工作而没有被政府统计的人计算在内，实际失业率为15%左右———和1931年的水平相当（1929年,股市暴跌,使美国陷入大萧条）。过去10年来，5万家美国工厂关闭，损失了600多万个待遇优厚的蓝领工作岗位。服务业,也在走下坡路。房地产泡沫破裂,暴露出试图成为全球金融家的风险，银行投资组合是基于有欺骗性的估价。最乐观的预测认为，美国经济明年,只会增长1%,到2%。
Gluskin Sheff策略分析师David Rosenberg
In 2010, nearly 68,000 people born in China, the United States to become lawful permanent residents, permanent residents of the United States accounting for 7% of the total number.
Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration Canada official said, in 2010, the Chinese mainland by way of investment immigration, the number of permanent residents in Canada, accounting for 62.6% of all business migrants to reach 2020 people.
** Construction Bank last year, Vice President Chen said: “Only in 2009, the mainland had 3,000 investment immigration to the United States and Canada, the total amount of their investment, more than 80 billion yuan, when coupled with other more popular areas Chinese immigrants with out funds, more than 100 billion yuan. ”
The U.S. Congress recently passed the House Judiciary Committee has voted to approve the abolition of national immigration of highly skilled professional limited motion, by the House of Representatives plenary discussions, if the proposal eventually adopted, it means that – after the application of highly skilled Chinese American professional immigrants no longer need to wait for a green card quota.
Earlier, U.S. State Department announced that, following the 2011 Chinese citizens to the United States visa, for the first time after breaking one million;
2012, the number of visas issued, is expected to reach 1.3 million.
America’s poor record high proportion of the total population, 15 Americans, one person living in the poorest state, mainly due to: the U.S. housing bubble burst, shrinking employment and incomes. At the same time, in the past lived in the city’s poor start to the past, relatively affluent suburban spread.
According to the latest statistics, about 20.5 million Americans living in the poorest state in the total population of 6.7%. According to U.S. standards, the U.S. poverty line, earning less than 50% of the people, that is the poorest, that is, individuals earning less than $ 5,570; or a family of four with annual income less than $ 11,157.
U.S. Treasury Deputy Treasury Secretary Brittany Ladd (Lael Brainard), the United States, she
European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso
French President Nicolas Sarkozy
German Chancellor Angela Merkel
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi
International Monetary Fund (IMF) President Lagarde
President of the Council of Europe Permanent Rompuy
Founding G20: Group of Twenty (Group 20) is September 25, 1999 by the Group of Eight finance ministers in Washington, announced the establishment of.
Members: Group of Twenty from the United States, Britain, Japan, France, Germany, Canada, Italy, Russia, Australia, China, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, South Korea, Indonesia, India, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Turkey and 19 countries EU form. GDP in these countries accounted for about 85% of the total population of the world population of nearly 2 / 3.
Invited on behalf of: International Monetary Fund, World Bank and the International Monetary and Financial Committee and Development Committee.
G 20 summit in the previous review
Time, place, theme
In June 2010, Toronto, Canada, the leaders stressed take the next step to promote full recovery of the world economy.
September 2009, the United States Pittsburgh, promote world economic recovery, reform the international financial system and global economic imbalances and other issues.
April 2009, London, England, and how to get rid of the current crisis, the economic recovery as soon as possible; how to reform the international financial system, strengthen supervision to prevent the crisis from happening again;
In November 2008, Washington, USA, the meeting will remain in orbit as the focus of a global recovery and financial regulatory issues as the hottest.
In November 2007, Cape Town, South Africa, how to ensure that the world financial market stability and the International Monetary Fund and World Bank reform
In November 2006, Melbourne, Australia, to “build and maintain our prosperity,” as the theme, focused on the current world economic situation and development, energy and mineral resources, the reform of the Bretton Woods institutions and other topics.
In October 2005, Beijing, China, “Global Cooperation: to achieve a balanced and orderly development of world economy,” members of the parties will discuss the reform of the Bretton Woods institutions, development finance, development of innovative concepts such as five issues.
In November 2004, Berlin, Germany, the meeting discussed the current macroeconomic situation, the financial sector institution-building to combat abuse of the international financial system, the challenges of aging and immigration, sovereign debt restructuring, the Bretton Woods institutions 60 year review, the context of globalization promote stability and growth and regional integration issues.
In October 2003, Morelia, Mexico, to discuss the financial crisis prevention and response, development finance, globalization and combating terrorist financing and economic development, financial institutions, construction and other issues.
In November 2002, New Delhi, India, discusses the prevention and response to the financial crisis, globalization, combating terrorist financing and to maintain sustained economic growth and other issues.
In November 2001, Ottawa, Canada, mainly on the “9.11” on the impact of global economic and financial, G20 in the fight against terrorist financing activities, the role of the topic.
In October 2000, Montreal, Canada, how to deal with the challenges of globalization, how to reduce the harm the financial crisis.
In December 1999, Berlin, Germany, on the global and regional economic and financial situation, the direction of the international financial system and exchanged views on other issues.
French Senate vice president, former Prime Minister Jean – Pierre Raffarin, European, Raffarin from 2002 to 2005, the French Prime Minister
U.S. top ten urban housing vacancy rate, time :2011 -11-04, U.S. public opinion down home values and labor mobility, and many other factors, led to the U.S. real estate industry, always affect the U.S. economy. Among them, the housing market caused a major negative impact on the housing vacancy rate is rising.
The United States Census Bureau figures show that since 2000, the housing vacancy rate of 43.8%. The 2010 census found that there are about 15 million homes, are vacant, the country’s total housing vacancy rate reached 11.4%. CNBC CNBC, most recently based on rental housing and family housing vacancy rate, lists 10 cities with the highest housing vacancy rate:
10 Kansas, Missouri
Rental vacancy rate: 11%
Family housing vacancy rate: 3.7%
From the second quarter of 2010, Kansas City rental housing vacancy rate, down sharply from 17.2% at the time, down to 11%. Even in the housing crisis, Kansas City family housing vacancy rate, but also high in the second quarter of 2007, had reached 4.5%.
9 Houston, Texas
Rental vacancy rate: 17.4%
Family housing vacancy rate: 2.3%
Houston’s rental housing vacancy rate in the United States ranked second, reaching 17.4%. In the last three years, Houston’s rental housing vacancy rate has been hovering between 18.6% -13.1%. The city’s family housing vacancy rate is relatively good many, the current vacancy rate, below the 2010 level by the first quarter of 2011, down to the current 2.3%.
8 Detroit, Michigan
Rental vacancy rate: 17.2%
Family housing vacancy rate: 2.4%
Detroit was hit by the worst U.S. recession one of the cities, the unemployment rate reached 12.9%. Detroit’s high rental vacancy rate in the United States ranked third, up 17.2%, family housing vacancy rate, compared with 2008, dropped by nearly half.
7 Dayton, Ohio
Rental vacancy rate: 10.7%
Family housing vacancy rate: 4.7%
Since 2009, Dayton, Ohio rental housing vacancy rate, has been the highest. However, the U.S. Census Bureau data show that, despite the Dayton family housing vacancy rate remains high, however, and in 2010 26.4% of the rental housing vacancy rate compared to today’s rental housing vacancy rate, has dropped significantly.
6 Louisiana Baton Rouge
Rental vacancy rate: 13%
Family housing vacancy rate: 3.9%
Baton Rouge’s housing vacancy rate in the United States the country is not the highest, but its rental housing and family housing vacancy rate is still running at a higher level. 13% of the rental housing vacancy rate, so that Baton Rouge has become the 12th largest United States “the most open city”; family housing vacancy rate, so that Baton Rouge’s “the most open city” rankings, reaching No. 11.
5 Atlanta, Georgia
Rental vacancy rate: 11.8%
Family housing vacancy rate: 5.4%
Cities in the United States, the Atlanta family housing vacancy rate was 5.4%, ranked No. 4 by 2% in early 2010, increased to current levels. Rental vacancy rate, compared with 2010, more serious, then, the rental vacancy rate in Atlanta, had never been below 13%, in the beginning of this year, and even reached 14.9%.
4 Memphis, Tennessee
Rental vacancy rate: 13.5%
Family housing vacancy rate: 4.0%
And family housing from the rental vacancy rate, both in terms of housing vacancy rate in Memphis, are relatively higher than most U.S. cities. 13.5% of the rental housing vacancy rate, so Memphis, vacancy rates in major U.S. cities ranked, reaching No. 11, 4% of family housing vacancy rate for Memphis ranked No. 9.
3 Toledo, Ohio
Rental vacancy rate: 19.3%
Family housing vacancy rate: 3.6%
75 cities in the United States, the Toledo rental housing vacancy rate is highest, reaching 19.3%. In the third quarter of 2010, this figure even reached 24.1%. 3.6% of family housing vacancy rate, so Toledo became the 17th largest United States “the most open city.”
2 Indianapolis, Indiana
Rental vacancy rate: 13.5%
Family housing vacancy rate: 5.2%
U.S. Census Bureau data, the capital of Indiana, Indianapolis, U.S. housing vacancy rate is one of the highest. 5.2% of family housing vacancy rate, so that Indianapolis ranked fifth, 13.5% of the rental housing vacancy rate, so that the city ranked No. 10. On the whole, the housing vacancy rate in Indianapolis, almost all the major cities is higher than the United States.
1 Tucson, Arizona
Rental vacancy rate: 15.9%
Family housing vacancy rate: 6.8%
The United States, the official unemployment rate remains high calculated to maintain the terrible 9.1%. If we give up looking for work out of desperation by the government statistics were not included, the actual unemployment rate is about 15% — and the same level in 1931 (1929 stock market crash, the United States into the Great Depression). Over the past 10 years, 50,000 U.S. plant closures, the loss of more than 6 million well-paid blue-collar jobs. Services, are declining. The real estate bubble burst, exposing the risks of trying to become the world’s financiers, the bank portfolio is based on the deceptive valuation. The most optimistic forecast that the U.S. economy next year, will grow by 1% to 2%.
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Gluskin Sheff strategist David Rosenberg
2010年，近6.8万在中国出生的人,成为了美国的合法永久居民，占当年成为美国永久居民总人数的7%。
加拿大公民和移民事务部负责人称，2010年,中国大陆通过投资移民方式,成为加拿大永久居民的人数，占全部投资移民的62.6%，达到2020人。
建设银行副行长陈**去年透露：“仅2009年，大陆就有3000人,投资移民到美国和加拿大，他们投资的总额,超过了80亿元人民币，若再加上其他比较热门的地区，中国移民带出去的资金,就超过了100亿元人民币。”
美国国会众议院司法委员会已于日前通过表决，批准将取消高技能人才职业移民国别限制的议案,交由众议院全体讨论，如果该提议最终通过，就意味着-以后,中国高技能人才申请美国职业移民,不再需要等待绿卡配额。
此前，美国国务院宣布，继2011年中国公民的赴美国签证,首次突破100万个之后;
2012年,发放签证数量,预计将达到130万个。
美国最贫困人口占总人口的比例创历史新高，15个美国人中,有1人生活于最贫困的状态中，主要原因是:美国房地产泡沫破裂后，就业机会和收入萎缩。与此同时，以往聚居在城市里的穷人,开始向以往相对富裕的城郊区蔓延。
根据最新的统计，大约有2050万美国人,生活于最贫困的状态中，占总人口的6.7%。按照美国的标准，收入低于美国贫困线50%的人,即属最贫困人口，即,个人年收入少于5570美元;或者,四口之家,年收入,少于11157美元。
美国财政部副财长布瑞拉德(Lael Brainard),美国,她
欧盟委员会主席巴罗佐
法国总统萨科齐
德国总理默克尔
欧洲央行行长德拉吉
国际货币基金组织(IMF)总裁拉加德
欧洲理事会常任主席范龙佩
G20创始：二十国集团 (Group 20) 是1999年9月25日由八国集团的财长在华盛顿宣布成立的。
成员：二十国集团由美国、英国、日本、法国、德国、加拿大、意大利、俄罗斯、澳大利亚、中国、巴西、阿根廷、墨西哥、韩国、印度尼西亚、印度、沙特阿拉伯、南非、土耳其等19个国家以及欧盟组成。这些国家的国民生产总值约占全世界的85%，人口将近世界总人口的2／3。
特邀代表：国际货币基金组织总裁、世界银行行长以及国际货币金融委员会和发展委员会主席。
历次G 20峰会回顾
时间, 地点, 主题
2010年6月, 加拿大多伦多, 与会领导人强调采取下一步行动，推动世界经济全面复苏。
2009年9月, 美国匹兹堡, 推动世界经济复苏、国际金融体系改革和全球经济失衡等议题。
2009年4月, 英国伦敦, 如何摆脱目前危机，使经济尽快复苏；如何改革国际金融体系，加强监管，防止危机再次发生；
2008年11月, 美国华盛顿, 此次会议将把保持全球复苏在轨作为焦点，并将金融监管作为最热议题。
2007年11月, 南非开普敦, 如何确保世界金融市场稳定以及国际货币基金组织及世界银行的改革问题
2006年11月, 澳大利亚墨尔本, 以“建设和维持繁荣”为主题，着重探讨了当前世界经济形势和发展问题、能源与矿产、布雷顿森林机构改革等话题。
2005年10月, 中国北京, “加强全球合作：实现世界经济的平衡有序发展”，各成员方将讨论布雷顿森林机构改革、发展融资、发展理念创新等5个议题。
2004年11月, 德国柏林, 会议讨论了当前宏观经济形势、金融部门机构建设、打击滥用国际金融体系、老龄化的挑战与移民、主权债务重组、布雷顿森林机构60年回顾、全球化背景下促进稳定与增长以及区域一体化等议题。
2003年10月, 墨西哥莫雷利亚, 讨论了金融危机防范与应对、发展融资、打击恐怖融资以及全球化与经济发展、金融机构建设等议题。
2002年11月, 印度新德里, 探讨了防范与应对金融危机、全球化、打击恐怖主义融资以及保持经济持续增长等议题。
2001年11月, 加拿大渥太华, 主要就“9.11”事件对全球经济和金融的影响、G20在打击恐怖融资活动方面的作用等展开了讨论。
2000年10月, 加拿大蒙特利尔, 如何应对全球化的挑战，如何减轻金融危机的危害等。
1999年12月, 德国柏林, 就全球及区域经济和金融形势、国际金融体制改革的方向等问题交换了意见。
法国参议院副议长、前总理让-皮埃尔·拉法兰,欧洲,拉法兰从2002年,至2005年,任法国总理
美国住房空置率最高十大城区,时间:2011-11-04, 美国舆房屋价值下降以及劳动力流动等诸多因素,导致美国的房地产行业,处处影响着美国经济的发展。其中,住房市场带来的一大负面影响,就是住房空置率的上升。
全美国人口普查局的数字显示，自2000年以来，住房空置率上升了43.8%。2010年的普查发现，全国约有1500万栋房屋,处于空置状态，全国的房屋总空置率,达到11.4%。CNBC财经电视台,最近依据出租房和家庭住房空置率,列出了10大住房空置率最高的城市：
10. 密苏里州的堪萨斯
出租房空置率：11%
家庭住房空置率：3.7%
从2010年第二季度开始，堪萨斯市的出租房空置率,有了大幅下降，由当时的17.2%,下降至11%。即使在房屋危机期间，堪萨斯市的家庭住房空置率,也居高不下，在2007年第二季度,曾达到过4.5%。
9. 得克萨斯州的休斯敦
出租房空置率：17.4%
家庭住房空置率：2.3%
休斯顿的出租房空置率,在美国名列第二位，达到17.4%。在最近三年间，休斯顿的出租房空置率,一直在18.6%-13.1%之间徘徊。这个城市的家庭住房空置率,相对好出许多，目前的空置率,低于2010年的水平，并由2011年第一季度,下降至目前的2.3%。
8. 密歇根州的底特律
出租房空置率：17.2%
家庭住房空置率：2.4%
底特律是受美国经济衰退打击最为严重的城市之一，其失业率,达到了12.9%。底特律的出租房空置率之高,在美国名列第三，达到17.2%，家庭住房空置率,与2008年相比,下降了将近一半。
7. 俄亥俄州的代顿
出租房空置率：10.7%
家庭住房空置率：4.7%
自2009年，俄亥俄州代顿的出租房空置率,一直就是最高的。不过,美国普查局的数据显示，尽管代顿的家庭住房空置率,居高不下，但是,与2010年26.4%的出租房空置率相比，如今的出租房空置率,有了大幅下降。
6. 路易斯安那州的巴吞鲁日
出租房空置率：13%
家庭住房空置率：3.9%
巴吞鲁日的住房空置率在美国全国,并非是最高，但是,其出租房和家庭住房空置率,仍然在较高水平运行。13%的出租房空置率,让巴吞鲁日,成为美国第12大“最空旷的城市”;家庭住房空置率,让巴吞鲁日的“最空旷的城市”排名,达到第11位。
5. 佐治亚州的亚特兰大
出租房空置率：11.8%
家庭住房空置率：5.4%
在美国的大城市中，亚特兰大的家庭住房空置率为5.4%，位居第4，由2010年初的2%,上升至现在的水平。出租房空置率,与2010年时相比,更为严重，随后,亚特兰大的出租房空置率,就未曾低于过13%，在今年年初,甚至达到了14.9%。
4. 田纳西州的孟菲斯
出租房空置率：13.5%
家庭住房空置率：4.0%
从出租房和家庭住房空置率两方面来看，孟菲斯的住房空置率,均相对高于美国的大部分大城市。13.5%的出租房空置率,令孟菲斯,在美国大城市空置率的排名,达到第11位，4%的家庭住房空置率则让孟菲斯名列第9。
3. 俄亥俄州的托莱多
出租房空置率：19.3%
家庭住房空置率：3.6%
在美国的75个大城市中，托莱多的出租房空置率最高，达到了19.3%。在2010年的第三季度，这一数字,甚至达到了24.1%。3.6%的家庭住房空置率,让托莱多成为美国第17大“最空旷城市”。
2. 印第安纳州的印第安纳波利斯
出租房空置率：13.5%
家庭住房空置率：5.2%
美国普查局的数据，印第安纳州的首府印第安纳波利斯,是美国住房空置率最高的城市之一。5.2%的家庭住房空置率,令印第安纳波利斯排名第五，13.5%的出租房空置率,令这个城市排名第10。综合来看，印第安纳波利斯的住房空置率,几乎要高于美国的所有大城市。
1. 亚利桑那州的图森
出租房空置率：15.9%
家庭住房空置率：6.8%
美国，官方计算的失业率仍居高不下，维持在可怕的9.1%。如果把出于绝望放弃找工作而没有被政府统计的人计算在内，实际失业率为15%左右———和1931年的水平相当（1929年,股市暴跌,使美国陷入大萧条）。过去10年来，5万家美国工厂关闭，损失了600多万个待遇优厚的蓝领工作岗位。服务业,也在走下坡路。房地产泡沫破裂,暴露出试图成为全球金融家的风险，银行投资组合是基于有欺骗性的估价。最乐观的预测认为，美国经济明年,只会增长1%,到2%。
Gluskin Sheff策略分析师David Rosenberg
In 2010, nearly 68,000 people born in China, the United States to become lawful permanent residents, permanent residents of the United States accounting for 7% of the total number.
Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration Canada official said, in 2010, the Chinese mainland by way of investment immigration, the number of permanent residents in Canada, accounting for 62.6% of all business migrants to reach 2020 people.
** Construction Bank last year, Vice President Chen said: “Only in 2009, the mainland had 3,000 investment immigration to the United States and Canada, the total amount of their investment, more than 80 billion yuan, when coupled with other more popular areas Chinese immigrants with out funds, more than 100 billion yuan. ”
The U.S. Congress recently passed the House Judiciary Committee has voted to approve the abolition of national immigration of highly skilled professional limited motion, by the House of Representatives plenary discussions, if the proposal eventually adopted, it means that – after the application of highly skilled Chinese American professional immigrants no longer need to wait for a green card quota.
Earlier, U.S. State Department announced that, following the 2011 Chinese citizens to the United States visa, for the first time after breaking one million;
2012, the number of visas issued, is expected to reach 1.3 million.
America’s poor record high proportion of the total population, 15 Americans, one person living in the poorest state, mainly due to: the U.S. housing bubble burst, shrinking employment and incomes. At the same time, in the past lived in the city’s poor start to the past, relatively affluent suburban spread.
According to the latest statistics, about 20.5 million Americans living in the poorest state in the total population of 6.7%. According to U.S. standards, the U.S. poverty line, earning less than 50% of the people, that is the poorest, that is, individuals earning less than $ 5,570; or a family of four with annual income less than $ 11,157.
U.S. Treasury Deputy Treasury Secretary Brittany Ladd (Lael Brainard), the United States, she
European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso
French President Nicolas Sarkozy
German Chancellor Angela Merkel
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi
International Monetary Fund (IMF) President Lagarde
President of the Council of Europe Permanent Rompuy
Founding G20: Group of Twenty (Group 20) is September 25, 1999 by the Group of Eight finance ministers in Washington, announced the establishment of.
Members: Group of Twenty from the United States, Britain, Japan, France, Germany, Canada, Italy, Russia, Australia, China, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, South Korea, Indonesia, India, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Turkey and 19 countries EU form. GDP in these countries accounted for about 85% of the total population of the world population of nearly 2 / 3.
Invited on behalf of: International Monetary Fund, World Bank and the International Monetary and Financial Committee and Development Committee.
G 20 summit in the previous review
Time, place, theme
In June 2010, Toronto, Canada, the leaders stressed take the next step to promote full recovery of the world economy.
September 2009, the United States Pittsburgh, promote world economic recovery, reform the international financial system and global economic imbalances and other issues.
April 2009, London, England, and how to get rid of the current crisis, the economic recovery as soon as possible; how to reform the international financial system, strengthen supervision to prevent the crisis from happening again;
In November 2008, Washington, USA, the meeting will remain in orbit as the focus of a global recovery and financial regulatory issues as the hottest.
In November 2007, Cape Town, South Africa, how to ensure that the world financial market stability and the International Monetary Fund and World Bank reform
In November 2006, Melbourne, Australia, to “build and maintain our prosperity,” as the theme, focused on the current world economic situation and development, energy and mineral resources, the reform of the Bretton Woods institutions and other topics.
In October 2005, Beijing, China, “Global Cooperation: to achieve a balanced and orderly development of world economy,” members of the parties will discuss the reform of the Bretton Woods institutions, development finance, development of innovative concepts such as five issues.
In November 2004, Berlin, Germany, the meeting discussed the current macroeconomic situation, the financial sector institution-building to combat abuse of the international financial system, the challenges of aging and immigration, sovereign debt restructuring, the Bretton Woods institutions 60 year review, the context of globalization promote stability and growth and regional integration issues.
In October 2003, Morelia, Mexico, to discuss the financial crisis prevention and response, development finance, globalization and combating terrorist financing and economic development, financial institutions, construction and other issues.
In November 2002, New Delhi, India, discusses the prevention and response to the financial crisis, globalization, combating terrorist financing and to maintain sustained economic growth and other issues.
In November 2001, Ottawa, Canada, mainly on the “9.11” on the impact of global economic and financial, G20 in the fight against terrorist financing activities, the role of the topic.
In October 2000, Montreal, Canada, how to deal with the challenges of globalization, how to reduce the harm the financial crisis.
In December 1999, Berlin, Germany, on the global and regional economic and financial situation, the direction of the international financial system and exchanged views on other issues.
French Senate vice president, former Prime Minister Jean – Pierre Raffarin, European, Raffarin from 2002 to 2005, the French Prime Minister
U.S. top ten urban housing vacancy rate, time :2011 -11-04, U.S. public opinion down home values and labor mobility, and many other factors, led to the U.S. real estate industry, always affect the U.S. economy. Among them, the housing market caused a major negative impact on the housing vacancy rate is rising.
The United States Census Bureau figures show that since 2000, the housing vacancy rate of 43.8%. The 2010 census found that there are about 15 million homes, are vacant, the country’s total housing vacancy rate reached 11.4%. CNBC CNBC, most recently based on rental housing and family housing vacancy rate, lists 10 cities with the highest housing vacancy rate:
10 Kansas, Missouri
Rental vacancy rate: 11%
Family housing vacancy rate: 3.7%
From the second quarter of 2010, Kansas City rental housing vacancy rate, down sharply from 17.2% at the time, down to 11%. Even in the housing crisis, Kansas City family housing vacancy rate, but also high in the second quarter of 2007, had reached 4.5%.
9 Houston, Texas
Rental vacancy rate: 17.4%
Family housing vacancy rate: 2.3%
Houston’s rental housing vacancy rate in the United States ranked second, reaching 17.4%. In the last three years, Houston’s rental housing vacancy rate has been hovering between 18.6% -13.1%. The city’s family housing vacancy rate is relatively good many, the current vacancy rate, below the 2010 level by the first quarter of 2011, down to the current 2.3%.
8 Detroit, Michigan
Rental vacancy rate: 17.2%
Family housing vacancy rate: 2.4%
Detroit was hit by the worst U.S. recession one of the cities, the unemployment rate reached 12.9%. Detroit’s high rental vacancy rate in the United States ranked third, up 17.2%, family housing vacancy rate, compared with 2008, dropped by nearly half.
7 Dayton, Ohio
Rental vacancy rate: 10.7%
Family housing vacancy rate: 4.7%
Since 2009, Dayton, Ohio rental housing vacancy rate, has been the highest. However, the U.S. Census Bureau data show that, despite the Dayton family housing vacancy rate remains high, however, and in 2010 26.4% of the rental housing vacancy rate compared to today’s rental housing vacancy rate, has dropped significantly.
6 Louisiana Baton Rouge
Rental vacancy rate: 13%
Family housing vacancy rate: 3.9%
Baton Rouge’s housing vacancy rate in the United States the country is not the highest, but its rental housing and family housing vacancy rate is still running at a higher level. 13% of the rental housing vacancy rate, so that Baton Rouge has become the 12th largest United States “the most open city”; family housing vacancy rate, so that Baton Rouge’s “the most open city” rankings, reaching No. 11.
5 Atlanta, Georgia
Rental vacancy rate: 11.8%
Family housing vacancy rate: 5.4%
Cities in the United States, the Atlanta family housing vacancy rate was 5.4%, ranked No. 4 by 2% in early 2010, increased to current levels. Rental vacancy rate, compared with 2010, more serious, then, the rental vacancy rate in Atlanta, had never been below 13%, in the beginning of this year, and even reached 14.9%.
4 Memphis, Tennessee
Rental vacancy rate: 13.5%
Family housing vacancy rate: 4.0%
And family housing from the rental vacancy rate, both in terms of housing vacancy rate in Memphis, are relatively higher than most U.S. cities. 13.5% of the rental housing vacancy rate, so Memphis, vacancy rates in major U.S. cities ranked, reaching No. 11, 4% of family housing vacancy rate for Memphis ranked No. 9.
3 Toledo, Ohio
Rental vacancy rate: 19.3%
Family housing vacancy rate: 3.6%
75 cities in the United States, the Toledo rental housing vacancy rate is highest, reaching 19.3%. In the third quarter of 2010, this figure even reached 24.1%. 3.6% of family housing vacancy rate, so Toledo became the 17th largest United States “the most open city.”
2 Indianapolis, Indiana
Rental vacancy rate: 13.5%
Family housing vacancy rate: 5.2%
U.S. Census Bureau data, the capital of Indiana, Indianapolis, U.S. housing vacancy rate is one of the highest. 5.2% of family housing vacancy rate, so that Indianapolis ranked fifth, 13.5% of the rental housing vacancy rate, so that the city ranked No. 10. On the whole, the housing vacancy rate in Indianapolis, almost all the major cities is higher than the United States.
1 Tucson, Arizona
Rental vacancy rate: 15.9%
Family housing vacancy rate: 6.8%
The United States, the official unemployment rate remains high calculated to maintain the terrible 9.1%. If we give up looking for work out of desperation by the government statistics were not included, the actual unemployment rate is about 15% — and the same level in 1931 (1929 stock market crash, the United States into the Great Depression). Over the past 10 years, 50,000 U.S. plant closures, the loss of more than 6 million well-paid blue-collar jobs. Services, are declining. The real estate bubble burst, exposing the risks of trying to become the world’s financiers, the bank portfolio is based on the deceptive valuation. The most optimistic forecast that the U.S. economy next year, will grow by 1% to 2%.
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Gluskin Sheff strategist David Rosenberg