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Although nowadays we are all focused on forthcoming Christmas preparations, we have some issues to talk about just before the new year. This essay assesses some major expectations and forecasts about 2019 global economy made by experts and some international companies. Let's start with the comment made my The Economicst Magazine. According to it, the world economy is on a shaky ground. This statement is also supported by experts who concerns slowing growth rates in both developed and emerging economies. Slowing growth, trade wars, fluctuations in stock markets and global debts (which caused a financial crisis 10 years ago) are major problems which need to be evaluated. Besides that, there are some negative perceptions such as increasing interest rates in global economy and decreasing liquidity. All these negativities increases the possibility of recession of next year. Let's look the situation in a more specific way. The obvious slowdown in major economies plays signifi

Dear Pluto The assumption was widely accepted before 2006 that Pluto was the 9th planet of Solar System. However it has been decided since then that now Pluto is a "Dwarf Planet". If so, what are the conditions of being a planet? According to definition made by International Astronomical Union in 2006, there are three main criteria celestial bodies must meet. -It must be an object which independently orbits the Sun. -It must have spheroidal shape. -Finally, must be large enough to "Dominate" its orbit, it is not a planet. The last criteria Pluto cannot actualize caused it to fail to be regarded as a planet. The reason behind is that Pluto isn't the one which is massive enough in its orbit and it shares its orbital neighborhood with Kuiper Belt Objects. Thereby any large body that does not meet this third condition classed as a "Dwarf Planet". The Latest On July 14, 2015, NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft made its historic flight through