Debt crisis: return on the Pompidou Giscard law (1973)

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by phil53 » 05/01/13, 16:09

BobFuck wrote:That's why at home, it works ...


It still depends on who
For the rich surely and it's not so different from the EU
In the US they still have a lot of homeless people who have contributed all their lives.
At the moment there is employment in shale gas exploitation.
Surely a puff for the government in place but it remains a waste, they burn 30% of the gas that comes out. They minimize pollution pollution accidents etc.
So the US example ????????????????????
It's a bit like Depardieu who says Russia is a democracy!
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by Remundo » 05/01/13, 17:24

We have a great thing right now, many of our old Hot Business star are attracted by the cold Vladimir. : Cheesy:

In the meantime, shale gas is blown up and we have a lot of nonsense.

To get back to the subject, listen to the video of Mimi Rocard
Remundo wrote:After a reminder of the sovereign debt crisis caused by bankruptcies due to subprime, Michel ROCARD returns on the law Pompidou Giscard, its ins and outs ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... -nhJ51GAPk
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by Ahmed » 05/01/13, 19:15

Remundo, you write:
... certain unfair economic practices between states in the form of competitive devaluations (hence the progressive construction of the euro, heir to the European monetary snake).

In strict financial orthodoxy, the fluctuations of the relative prices of the currencies are not disloyal, it is simply the means of restoring a minimum balance between states whose respective forces are different.

The purpose of setting up the "monetary snake" was to avoid too sudden fluctuations in order to avoid the inconvenience of destabilization, while continuing to benefit from a certain flexibility.

In a single currency system, this possibility disappears and the economically strongest states have a considerable advantage over the others: this is what happened with the widening gap between the two. Germany and Greece, for example.

Very relevant note of Phil53!
One may also wonder what would become of the American economy without the manna of monetary supremacy (printing, real and especially virtual).
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by Remundo » 30/04/13, 23:00

A very interesting video ... In the name of the law, I indebted you

Pierre Yves Rougeyron is the author of "Enquête sur la loi du 3 janvier 1973", he answered our questions about his work on Friday, April 26, 2013:

Why dedicate a book to a law that has 40 years?

What is the essence of this law, what does it hide?

You present the 1973 law as a gateway, why?

Youtube video via Media Investigation



Piercing analyzes behind a falsely nonchalant style ...
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by Christophe » 21/01/16, 01:21

A video to share:



This is not only about Belgium, unfortunately (or fortunately for her)
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