debt

Offers an in-depth analysis of how the American character has shifted over the last one hundred years to accommodate its new role as world protector while abandoning the virtues of personal liberty, economic freedom, and fiscal restraint, leading to an economic crisis that could threaten the country's future stability.

Explains how people can reduce their credit card debt simply by saving ten dollars a day to put towards their debt and offers tips and suggestions to help people save that ten dollars.

Introduces debt, credit cards, bankruptcy, and related money matters.

Shows how governmental attitudes towards debt have historically affected which country sets the terms of international finance, and argues that as western economies have accumulated debt over the last forty years, the new standards will be set by creditors in China and the Middle East.

Presents a framework for understanding hunger, and features seventeen essays in which various authors discuss the relationship between hunger, trade, and debt; and consider agriculture and the environment in first world countries.

Helps children understand what debt is, how people get into debt, why having too much debt is a bad thing, and what can be done to get out of debt.

Collects twenty-four essays that provide varying perspectives on issues related to debt, discussing attitudes toward it, debt management by individuals and government, and how to solve problems with debt.

Young Rebecca Bloomwood, a financial magazine writer whose perpetual shopping has dug her into a huge debt hole, tries to turn her life around when she meets the desirable Luke Brandon.

Looks at the history of consumer borrowing from 2000 B.C. to 2008 with emphasis on its affect on the United States.