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Hollande is a dirty capitalist pig! Neoliberal! Selfish bastard!
Hollande is a dirty capitalist pig! Neoliberal! Selfish bastard!
I didn't write it.
I'm not against "capitalists". I'm not against Selfish people.
(about neo liberal I think they don't really exist, there are only two typology of neo liberal: the stupid/uninformed and the bad-faith/paid for..)
I'm only against politicians that decide to impoverish their citizens, to reach the goals of their employers.
Remember that the blood squirts are less visible upon a RED dress. That's the left side role in euro-area now.
PS: stop answering/commenting if your only goal is to twist my words.
I didn't write it.
I'm not against "capitalists". I'm not against Selfish people.
(about neo liberal I think they don't really exist, there are only two typology of neo liberal: the stupid/uninformed and the bad-faith/paid for..)
I'm only against politicians that decide to impoverish their citizens, to reach the goals of their employers.
Remember that the blood squirts are less visible upon a RED dress. That's the left side role in euro-area now.
PS: stop answering/commenting if your only goal is to twist my words.
quality of life depends on how you look ... the rest is poetry
quality of life
not money...and bill gates seems to be very clever beside that he is clever
not money...and bill gates seems to be very clever beside that he is clever
PS: stop answering/commenting if your only goal is to twist my words.
I will if you stop posting retarded comments and poorly written articles.
I will if you stop posting retarded comments and poorly written articles.
ok, keep trolling!
that shows better than anything else the quality of people writing and of their ideas!
:D
that shows better than anything else the quality of people writing and of their ideas!
:D
Now we have F PIIGS :D
Now seriously, my feeling is that Finland will not reach the degree of problems that PIIGS are in. But it's just a feeling. I didn't analyze the structural differences. And euro is not a problem here. The simmilarity with PIIGS is only that a certain amount of economic "success" was "borrowed from the future" and now it's payback time. All of these countries still have 2-3 times higher GDP per capita than Croatia, Bulgaria or Romania. So? Who has bigger problems? F PIIGS or CBR?
Now seriously, my feeling is that Finland will not reach the degree of problems that PIIGS are in. But it's just a feeling. I didn't analyze the structural differences. And euro is not a problem here. The simmilarity with PIIGS is only that a certain amount of economic "success" was "borrowed from the future" and now it's payback time. All of these countries still have 2-3 times higher GDP per capita than Croatia, Bulgaria or Romania. So? Who has bigger problems? F PIIGS or CBR?
And euro is not a problem here.
I think is unbeliavable how people still continue to look elsewhere than at the big problem.
How comes that problems are only in euro area?
anyway: New york Times: Ireland
I think is unbeliavable how people still continue to look elsewhere than at the big problem.
How comes that problems are only in euro area?
anyway: New york Times: Ireland
And euro is not a problem here.
How can you say that? Yes, there is a problem with borrowing from the future, but there is problem with the euro too.
How can you say that? Yes, there is a problem with borrowing from the future, but there is problem with the euro too.
Nicely written. But it again supports my ideas. Euro is not a problem. Ireland borrowed its success from its future and is now repaying this debt. Again, I am sure that there are more business opportunities there than in other EU countries like e.g. Croatia, Romania, Bulgaria. I know that every economy wants growth but if you boost your growth over your structural and demographic capacity using too much debt and getting overinvested, then your future will suffer. It's invitable and no monetary policy will be able to save you from it but only postpone problems and probably even create monetary and macroeconomic instability. Monetary policy is overvalued. Why countries like to rely so much on monetary policy reminds me of that joke: "Why does a dog lick himself? Because he can." :)
About the Celtic Tiger, that also reminds me, Malcolm Gladwell wrote in 2006 a great analysis of the Irish economy's boom:
The Risk Pool
Demographic movements are key to long-term economic development. You can't escape a demographic pyramid becoming a romboid. That's why China and India are in a race to become rich before they become old.
About the Celtic Tiger, that also reminds me, Malcolm Gladwell wrote in 2006 a great analysis of the Irish economy's boom:
The Risk Pool
Demographic movements are key to long-term economic development. You can't escape a demographic pyramid becoming a romboid. That's why China and India are in a race to become rich before they become old.
Euro is not a problem.
I think you don't want to see.
About debt problems.. that is a fake track that media give to make people think about economics as a moral tale.
That's wrong.
I know that every economy wants growth but if you boost your growth over your structural and demographic capacity using too much debt and getting overinvested, then your future will suffer
WTF is this? Why a private company making private investiment, borrowing private money should fail for a question of "demographic capacity"???
you are kidding me. Re-Start from the basics, please.
It's invitable and no monetary policy will be able to save you from it but only postpone problems and probably even create monetary and macroeconomic instability. Monetary policy is overvalued
WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT???
WE don' t need no monetary policies. WE need currencies!!!
You really didn't understand.
I want only the market of currency to do what EVERY economist in the world say is it rule to do!
Demographic movements are key to long-term economic development. You can't escape a demographic pyramid becoming a romboid. That's why China and India are in a race to become rich before they become old.
So germany are a failing country?
Something says me you are very confused.
I think you don't want to see.
About debt problems.. that is a fake track that media give to make people think about economics as a moral tale.
That's wrong.
I know that every economy wants growth but if you boost your growth over your structural and demographic capacity using too much debt and getting overinvested, then your future will suffer
WTF is this? Why a private company making private investiment, borrowing private money should fail for a question of "demographic capacity"???
you are kidding me. Re-Start from the basics, please.
It's invitable and no monetary policy will be able to save you from it but only postpone problems and probably even create monetary and macroeconomic instability. Monetary policy is overvalued
WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT???
WE don' t need no monetary policies. WE need currencies!!!
You really didn't understand.
I want only the market of currency to do what EVERY economist in the world say is it rule to do!
Demographic movements are key to long-term economic development. You can't escape a demographic pyramid becoming a romboid. That's why China and India are in a race to become rich before they become old.
So germany are a failing country?
Something says me you are very confused.