Bund, bond e la bband : Obama is calling YOU vm69

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The game changer
By George Soros
Published: January 28 2009 19:55 | Last updated: January 28 2009 19:55
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The bursting of bubbles causes credit contraction, the forced liquidation of assets, deflation and wealth destruction that may reach catastrophic proportions. In a deflationary environment, the weight of accumulated debt can sink the banking system and push the economy into depression. That is what needs to be prevented at all costs.
It can be done – by creating money to offset the contraction of credit, recapitalising the banking system and writing off or down the accumulated debt in an orderly manner. They require radical and unorthodox policy measures. For best results, the three processes should be combined.
If these measures were successful and credit started to expand, deflationary pressures would be replaced by the spectre of inflation and the authorities would have to drain the excess money supply from the economy almost as fast as they had pumped it in. There is no way to escape from a far-from-equilibrium situation – global deflation and depression – except by first inducing its opposite and then reducing it.
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Energy policy could also play an important role in counteracting both depression and deflation. The American consumer can no longer act as the motor of the global economy. Alternative energy and developments that produce energy savings could serve as a new motor, but only if the price of conventional fuels is kept high enough to justify investing in those activities. That would involve putting a floor under the price of fossil fuels by imposing a price on carbon emissions and import duties on oil to keep the domestic price above, say, $70 per barrel.
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http://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/49b1654a-ed60-11dd-bd60-0000779fd2ac.html
 
ecco a cosa serve questa crisi :D


Trattato Lisbona: sondaggio, irlandesi favorevoli
01 feb 14:14 Esteri
DUBLINO - Gli irlandesi hanno cambiato opinione sull'Europa. Secondo un sondaggio realizzato dalla Red C per il Sunday Business Post, il 68% degli intervistati voterebbe si' alla ratifica del trattato di Lisbona se un secondo referendum fosse organizzato nel 2009. L'Irlanda e' stata duramente colpita dalla crisi economica internazionale. (Agr)
http://www.corriere.it/ultima_ora/notizie.jsp?id={BCA5608E-EF80-41BB-B4A4-2A369382C2FF}
 
per f4f almeno 2 livelli del gioco di scacchi :D

1-l'europa aiuta l'irlanda a non defaultare
2-l'irlanda fa passare il Trattato di Lisbona e l'europa va avanti (visto che l'irlanda era l'unico paese che bloccava)
http://uk.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idUKTRE50T62520090130
http://uk.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUKTRE5100W420090201?sp=true

io qui vedo un long sul debito irlandese, restringimento degli spread col bund :D

Oh tra l'altro entrerà in europa pure l'Islanda, naturalmente in cambio dei suoi mari pescosi.
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/daniel...land_before_its_people_can_change_their_minds

Così imparano a crescere col debito. :ciapet:
 
i miracoli di google http://news.google.com/news?q=Lisbon Treaty

Most Czechs want Czech parliament to ratify Lisbon treaty - poll
published: 28.01.2009, 16:03
http://www.ceskenoviny.cz/news/zpra...arliament-to-ratify-lisbon-treaty-poll/357352

Polish parliament urges president to sign Lisbon Treaty
Jan 23, 2009, 12:20 GMT
http://www.monstersandcritics.com/n...iament_urges_president_to_sign_Lisbon_Treaty_

che dite ? è una accelerazione al progetto europa, che in tempi normali sarebbe stato impossibile :D
e beccatevi questa cigliegina sulla torta :auguri:

EU corporate tax plan delayed to at least end-2009
Fri Jan 30, 2009 11:31am GMT
BRUSSELS, Jan 30 (Reuters) - A European Union plan to harmonise how cross-border companies file tax returns won't be tabled until after Ireland's second referendum on the EU's Lisbon reform treaty, the bloc's tax chief said.
EU Tax Commissioner Laszlo Kovacs has been working on a proposal for a common consolidated corporate tax base (CCCTB) for several years.
The project was delayed in an unsuccessful attempt to avoid upsetting Ireland ahead of its referendum last year on the Lisbon Treaty.
Its "No" vote derailed the treaty which was due to take effect this year.
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http://uk.reuters.com/article/rbssFinancialServicesAndRealEstateNews/idUKLU68494320090130?sp=true
 

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