Glassman, Mark and Dorothy Gambrell. "The Worst Paying U.S. Jobs Are on the East and West Coasts." Businessweek.com, 2013.Web. 28 Oct 2013. .
In their article published on October 11, 2013, Glassman and Dorothy present information about jobs that pay the lowest in the United States. They locate that the ten worst paid for jobs, are specifically on the East Coast and South Coast except for the cases of dishwashers in Las Vegas as well as attendants of counters in Lewiston. In a descending order, the highest paid of the worst ten are ushers and ticket-takers in Atlantic City, $20, 320 in a year, followed by amusement and recreation attendants in Orlando, $20, 020, dinning room attendants …show more content…
Generally communicating that Obamacare is actually a failure, he blames it for over dominating the news to the extent that an important issue like the shutdown as well as the debt ceiling scare could not be effective. In retrospect, republicans may have supported the shutdown just because of this. A major worry however is if they can possibly repeat this act. When interviewed, Justin Amash who is a chief opponent of Obamacare and a Tea Party beloved indicates that all along, Republicans have believed that Obamacare would actually …show more content…
Generally, analysis indicates that this will end up in direct reduced expenditure of $40 million a day. Information from the Energy Information Agency indicates that prices will go down by at least 11¢. A beginning indicator of this trend shown by Mathew is the fact that prices already fell by 18 cents in the month of September. While the prices stand at $3.43, a further drop to $3.34 per gallon by the end of this year’s last quarter has been predicted. In 2012, the annual average price for gasoline was $3.63 per gallon which has also been predicted to fall to $3.52 this year and further down to $3.40 next