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ATW's 10 points plan to solve the global financial crisis
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'tard, I am actually very clear very it all leads - that's why I have created a short but effective plan how to deal with the root cause of the crisis - speculation and short term thinking that is going to destroy the West. -
Just like catching a falling knife.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostSometimes, if you prepare and have a plan, a crash is a great way of moving up the wealth ladder.
Not everyone suffers in a downturn.
Possible, but very risky.
You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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Well that's all very clear then.Originally posted by AtW View Post'tard, I am actually very clear very it all leads - that's why I have created a short but effective plan how to deal with the root cause of the crisis - speculation and short term thinking that is going to destroy the West.
You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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In your economics classes didn't you learn that western prosperity is built on speculation and loans, and short-term thinking? (As Maynard Keynes said "In the long run we're all dead".)Originally posted by AtW View Post'tard, I am actually very clear very it all leads - that's why I have created a short but effective plan how to deal with the root cause of the crisis - speculation and short term thinking that is going to destroy the West.
Abolishing personal debt would take us back to the middle ages. Providing you have some practical way to repay it on the agreed terms, and put the borrowed money to good use if you rely on profits from it to repay the debt, there's nothing wrong with getting a loan and a lot right!Last edited by Marina; 17 March 2008, 16:39.Comment
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FFS Why do all these assorted crazies: Islamicists, Russian Commies, Somali warlords etc think that the policies that have so failed in their countries need to be applied here?Originally posted by AtW View Post'tard, I am actually very clear very it all leads - that's why I have created a short but effective plan how to deal with the root cause of the crisis - speculation and short term thinking that is going to destroy the West.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by AtW View Post'tard, I am actually very clear very it all leads - that's why I have created a short but effective plan how to deal with the root cause of the crisis - speculation and short term thinking that is going to destroy the West.
You want to bet on that and make a quick buck?Comment
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No. Western prosperity was build on freedoms that allowed industrial revolution to take place - clever machines that were worth a lot of money, that's what made the West so influential and successful.Originally posted by Marina View PostIn your economics classes didn't you learn that western prosperity is built on speculation and loans, and short-term thinking? (As Maynard Keynes said "In the long run we're all dead".)
Debt is a big step backwards - it is a short term solution that will blow in your face fairly quickly. This is what lead to outsourcing to China, India etc - this kind of behavior should have been limited in the first place, especially providing backwards countries with advanced weapons.Comment
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Do you accept arguement that monopolies (or price fixing agreements) should be regulated as otherwise they will act against interests of consumers? Yes or No.Originally posted by sasguru View PostFFS Why do all these assorted crazies: Islamicists, Russian Commies, Somali warlords etc think that the policies that have so failed in their countries need to be applied here?Comment
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No.Originally posted by AtW View PostDo you accept arguement that monopolies (or price fixing agreements) should be regulated as otherwise they will act against interests of consumers? Yes or No.
Monopolies generally work in favour of the consumer A FACT!
You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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It turns out USA disagrees - they sure have had the most free market environment as it gets (Wild West etc) - anti-monopoly laws date back almost a century in the USA now, it's a fact of the matter that regulation of monopolies is essential to ensure free market actually exists - otherwise monopolies turn out this market into anything but free.Originally posted by bogeyman View PostNo.
But of course you and sadguru are okay with monopolies being "free" to stiffle competition in this "free" market? Yes or No.Comment
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