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China opens the world's longest seaport bridge, connecting Hong Kong and Macau
It is known that in April, China will begin opening its record-breaking north-sea bridge up to 55 km, connecting Hong Kong and Macau.
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The facts you don't know about IQ
Poverty makes it difficult for you to achieve good results in IQ tests. Meanwhile, the average IQ of a country also affects GDP per capita.
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On the occasion of International Happiness, visit the happiest country in the world
When countries around the world are still busy in the race to take the throne of economic power and political power, the small nation of Bhutan is transforming itself in…
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China revived the 12,000km Silk Road to England
China put into operation a 12,000km-long railway connecting the territory with the UK on the legendary Silk Road.
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Out of money makes you old and smart
Scientists think that money deprivation negatively affects the cognitive abilities of the brain, which reduces your intelligence and age before age.
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Ethiopia from the ashes becomes the fastest growing economy in the continent
The arduous journey from the world's second-poorest land, rising to become one of the brightest economies in the Black continent is an admirable feat of Ethiopia.
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Why are the Danish happiest in the world?
Scientists claim to have discovered why Danish people are the happiest people on Earth.
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Process of technology transfer from the laboratory to the market
Technology transfer is currently a hot topic, which opens up many opportunities for developing countries, countries with underdeveloped technology.
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Tests show that people are
The truth is that most of us do not have the most basic understanding of economics and the use of money.
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Australia - The happiest country in the world in 2014
According to the statistics of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), Australia again became the happiest country in the world in 2014.
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Why do Americans dominate the Nobel Prize in Economics?
Since the Nobel Prize was first awarded in 1969, about 80% of the recipients are American citizens. Why is that?
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To be happy, turn off your phone
Professor Paul Dolan, of the London School of Economics, believes that the popularity of iPhones and other smartphones makes people less concerned about their relatives…
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Low wages cause high blood pressure
Low wages are a risk factor for high blood pressure, especially for women and young workers, a new study from US researchers confirms.
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The relationship between personality and human lifestyle
A team of scientists at the Melbourne Institute of Applied Economics and Social Studies (Australia) explores the diet and exercise habits of more than 7,000 people and c…
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Economic recession, easy manly men
According to evolutionary theory, women tend to choose masculine and athletic men as partners. However, according to new research by Dr. Fay Julal and colleagues at Sout…