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• 14 Trades To Swap A Paperclip for a House. Impossible Right? Wrong…
  Disclosure: Your support helps keep Commodity.com running! We earn a referral fee for some brokers & services we list on this page. Learn more…The legend of the “Straw Millionaire”, also known as “Daietsu”, is a Japanese folk tale about a poor man who becomes wealthy through a series of successive trades, starting with a single […]
• Broke Billionaires: 8 Who Had It All & Lost Almost Everything
  Economic downturns are hard on everyone. But for billionaires, they can be catastrophic. When people have that kind of money, it isn’t stored as cash in a safe somewhere. It is in the form of things like real estate and business holdings. Exactly how much money any given person is worth depends upon what other […]
• Food Prices Around the World: Interesting Trends and Surprising Statistics
  An in-depth, illustrated look at how restaurant and grocery prices are rising or falling in cities and countries across the globe.
• Gold, Stocks, or Real Estate? Comparing Investments Over Time
  Illustrated look at how the value of gold has stacked up against precious metals, the stock market, and real estate investments. We also analyzed how all of these have responded to the COVID-19 pandemic and other market recessions.
• Hyperinflation Illustrated: 5 Times Currencies Crashed
  Hyperinflation occurs when a country experiences very high rates of inflation, which erodes the real value of the local currency, and causes the population to minimize their holdings of local money. It is argued that hyperinflation often occurs as a result of some kind of stress on a Government’s budget. This is because the root […]
• Pay Gap Between CEOs and Workers in the US: Here Are the Stats per State
  How big is the CEO pay gap? We investigated each state’s labor statistics to find out the difference between CEO pay vs. average worker pay. Read about your state!
• Physical Cash Won’t Exist In 100 Years & Here’s Why You Should Care
  Since 9000 BC we’ve been exchanging things of value for items we need or want. This system of bartering has evolved over time; from the Chinese with their bronze trinkets and the Indians with their cowrie shells to Italian gold florins and Swedish paper money. Over the last few thousands of years, we’ve moved further […]
• US Energy Production: Which States Export the Most Energy?
  Learn everything about energy exports (fossil, green, etc) from all 50 United States with charts, graphs, and tables. Detailed info for top 10 states.