GEAB N°73
is available! Global systemic crisis 2013: The Huge Statistical Fog makes it
necessary to change from instruments to visual navigation - Traps, benchmarks
and templates
In this
GEAB issue our team has decided to detail which indicators reflect the true
situation and those which are window-dressing. This work also makes it possible
to highlight that it’s not always the indicators themselves which are skewed,
but the way in which they are interpreted or the reasons studied which make
them change...
The amount
of debt worldwide is more than all of the bank accounts in the world, and the
current financial situation in Cyprus is the inevitable next phase:
Confiscation.
In other
words, taxpayers are being asked to foot less and less of the bill with each
bailout, and this is a good thing, because there's really no way the euro
member states with struggling banking systems can continue to bail them out on
the back of the taxpayers. There's just too much debt on governments' balance
sheets already, and it keeps piling up.
The
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) lowered its key policy rate for the second time
this year on Tuesday, but will the central bank's latest move succeed in
helping revive growth in Asia's third largest economy, which is languishing at
multi-year lows?
Many in
Iceland are hoping parliament will pass a constitution written in an
unprecedented grassroots initiative, spurred by the onset of the financial
crisis. But politics as usual may get in the document's way...
A story
hard to find in Western media: "Muslim and Western nations agree on UN
landmark code to combat violence against women and girls"
Muslim and
Western nations late Friday overcame deep divisions to agree a landmark United
Nations declaration setting out a code of conduct for combating violence
against women and girls. Iran, Libya, Sudan and other Muslim nations ended
threats to block the declaration and agreed to language stating that violence
against women could not be justified by “any custom, tradition or religious
consideration.”...
Outgoing
Bank of Japan Governor Masaaki Shirakawa warned on Tuesday there is no quick
way to fix an economy that has suffered 15 years of deflation and that
aggressive money printing alone was not the answer...
Ghassan Hitto était jusqu‘à
l’an dernier cadre supérieur dans une compagnie de télécommunication au Texas. Il
a rejoint les rangs de l’opposition en novembre 2012 et s’est impliqué dans l’aide
humanitaire à la population syrienne. Son fils aîné, né aux Etats-Unis, est
parti l’an dernier en Syrie pour aider l’opposition...
A record
number of U.S. counties — more than 1 in 3 — are now dying off, hit by an aging
population and weakened local economies that are spurring young adults to seek
jobs and build families elsewhere. New 2012 census estimates released Thursday
highlight the population shifts as the U.S. encounters its most sluggish growth
levels since the Great Depression...
An
announcement Thursday confirming that a newfound particle discovered at the
world's largest atom smasher last year is a Higgs boson — the theorized
particle that could explain how other particles get their mass — has left
physicists hopeful about the future of their research...
“By 2020,
the combined economic output of three leading developing countries alone —
Brazil, China and India — will surpass the aggregate production of Canada,
France, Germany, Italy, the U.K. and the United States,” said the United
Nations Development Programme’s (UNDP) 2013 Human Development Report...
Cette mesure «choc» figure
parmi les recommandations de l'organisation internationale dans son rapport
annuel sur l'économie française, publié aujourd'hui. L'OCDE s'attaque aussi au
cumul des mandats, aux retraites et aux dépenses de santé...
Netanyahu's
New Strongman
Prime
Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did all that he could during the recent coalition
negotiations to keep HaBayit HaYehudi Chairman Naftali Bennett out of his new
government. [By the time those negotiations ended], it was apparent that he had
failed. Actually the situation is even worse than that. Not only had [Prime
Minister Netanyahu] Bibi failed to exclude Bennett from his government. He made
Bennett the most powerful person in it...
NATO
Secretary General Anders Rasmussen is expected to visit Japan in mid-April and
meet with Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida. Such issues as China’s growing
assertiveness, NATO’s security roles in Afghanistan, and the nuclear programs
of Iran and North Korea will likely be on the agenda, the source said...
Five major central government-controlled power companies have long
craved bailouts from the State-owned Assets Supervision and
Administration Commission (SASAC) and
last year they got their wish...
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