For reference, the highest economic earnings earned pre-recession was $123 million in 2004.
The tax code remains simple enough for those who have simple economic lives, earning the bulk of their income from wages and salaries rather than from interest and investments.
That role stays in the hands of George Papaconstantinou, who has navigated with poise one of the least enviable political jobs in the world throughout Greece's economic crisis, earning the trust of European and IMF figures along the way.Louka Katseli, previously in charge of competitiveness, development and shipping, has been demoted to labour minister after an uninspiring stint.
We are an economic powerhouse, earning a collective $18 trillion per year.
The film was poorly received by critics but became an economic success, earning over worldwide; a review in The Times of India described Kapoor's performance as "a complete let-down" and "unconvincing".
Women in Mississippi face a huge raft of economic challenges, earning an average $31,110 a year, the lowest pay in the country and only 76percentt of what men make, according to a look at Census data compiled by the American Association for University Women.
Over the summer, a group of activist nuns from the group Network toured the country in a bus to promote redistributive economic policy, earning them a rebuke from the Vatican for not putting equal emphasis on the church's opposition to abortion and gay marriage.
The patient population was of an intermediate economic level, earning 500 1000 JD monthly (50%, 210/418).
Draghi's reform of Italy's notoriously lax economic institutions earned him the nickname "Super Mario," after the indomitable hero of the Nintendo video game.
That move also eased the path toward compromise by removing a man whose unbending style and angry denunciations of European economic "terrorism" earned him the enmity of nearly all the country's creditors.
