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Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)
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he economy occupies most of our
daily talk. In rich and poor
T Tcountries alike, few communities
are immune from escalating economic
problems. The majority of people in the
world live on the poverty line, while many
countries depend on foreign 'aid' for
survival. Receiving foreign 'aid' adds more
to their problems, since, unable to pay even
the interest, these countries face great
hardship.
From health to education, all issues are
kept moving by means of finance.
However, whether developed countries or
not, economic conditions hit people hard.
Wealth, extravagance and their natural
consequence, degradation, sit next to
impoverishment. Unable to meet their
essential needs, people fight with each
other. Many reports and studies, programs
for improvement, and seminars to raise
awareness of the issue flounder for want of
viable solutions and the fact remains that,
each day adds to the despair and misery of
much of the world.
Unemployment is a major global
problem. Even if people are employed, their
wages are not sufficient to secure good living
conditions. Even so, hundreds of candidates
apply for a few vacancies in public service,