Denmark Faces Strains in Its Generous Welfare State
In Copenhagen a welfare model with free health care high school options and broad benefits shows cracks as unemployment rises to 13 percent, emigration climbs, and taxes reach historic highs. Danes wrestle with whether to shrink benefits or advance reforms while facing inflation and high living costs.
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Denmark
Copenhagen
Europe
Emi
United States
Claus Curdt-Christiansen
Anker Joergensen
Bank course helps small firms plan finance statewide
Seattle bankers Duryee and Enger run a practical financial management course for small business owners. It started at a community college, moved to the bank, and grew from 30 to 120 attendees. The program teaches pro forma income statements, cash budgets, and bank forecasting to prevent cash shortfalls and avoid overleverage.
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New York
Seattle First National Bank
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Seattle
David Duryee
David Enger
Duryee
Enger
Spiritual Slant Added To News
New national weekly The National Courier debuts this weekend with a Christian perspective. Publisher Dan Malachuk says the paper covers domestic and international events while integrating spiritual standards, criticizing secular media for separating religion from life.
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New York
Dan Malachuk
National Courier
Malachuk
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