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From 2011? Thats a bit outdated dont you think? Income has grown at 8% over the past 7 years so its quite useless coming with statistics from the 90s!Just i am not really interested in toilet papers.
Ok 220 dollars min wage if you are lucky
You know what is troll? I will not be suprised, soon 1970s data will also pull out trying to prove a point.
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Not really, its not so black and white. There is no point doing away with a ssystem without first considering the consequences of the alternative. No minimum wage means it is legal for people to be paid in lower sums. Minimum wage creates a good indication of the lowest acceptable pay for workers, without this instead of getting paid £7, you would easily be paid £2 for the same job.
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More than a turkey? Somehow I much rather sweet and sour pork for thanksgivngAs long as around upper 6 and lower 7%, it is all good. Just as planned
Just add another India every 2-3 years.
More than a turkey ever year?
Don't be too harsh on an economy which is smaller than China's Shandong Province....Turkey BUYS satellites from Airbus. There is NO indigenous Turkish satellite.
I have been saying all along that Turkey has NO high-technology of its own. One of the Turkish members, UkroTurk, is lying when he claims that Turkey builds its own satellite. Those satellites are Europe's Airbus technology. Buying satellites from Airbus does not count as a Turkish satellite.
Turkey is a non-industrialized third-world country with ZERO high technology.
Turkey cannot launch a satellite. Turkey has no ICBM/space launch technology. Turkey hires Space X.
Turkey cannot build a satellite. It hires Airbus to build a satellite for Turkey.
What does the headline from DefenseNews say?
"Airbus to build, SpaceX to launch Turkey’s 2 new satellites"
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Airbus to build, SpaceX to launch Turkey’s 2 new satellites | DefenseNews (November 13, 2017)
"ANKARA, Turkey — Turkey has geared up its satellite programs as it consecutively signed new deals with one European and one U.S. aerospace concern.
Turksat, Turkey’s state-run satellite operator, signed on Nov. 9 a contract with Airbus Defence and Space for two new-generation communications satellites, Turksat 5A and Turksat 5B.
Both satellites are based on the latest electric orbit-raising version of Airbus’ Eurostar E3000 platform, which uses electric propulsion for in-orbit raising and station-keeping.
'We are very pleased to welcome Türksat as a new Eurostar customer for the most powerful satellites of their fleet. We were the first to demonstrate full electric propulsion technology for satellites of this size and capacity,' said Nicolas Chamussy, head of space systems at Airbus.
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Turkey in recent years has heavily invested in satellite capabilities. In December it launched Gokturk-1, a new military satellite that is '20 percent Turkish' and will help the country in its anti-terrorism efforts."
So Turks are enjoying affordable chinese products while criticising its quality? Why not import everything from Germany? I wanna see how a country with a per captial of 11000 can afford Siemens appliances
Building a washing machine counts as high-technology?
Sub-Sahara Africa can too.
