En nu op Jopie, wtf waar en wie is John Galt

Grappig!

Obama heeft mijn voorkeur, en die doet wat alle landen doen: het verhogen van belastingen.....en de economie komt maar niet vlot.

Romney daarentegen, die wil als enige leider alle belastingen verlagen om de economie weer vlot te trekken (waar hij zijn begroting mee sluitend wil krijgen, weet ik niet).
Maar nog grappiger zou zijn, als hij verkozen wordt, en de Amerikaanse economie weer als eerste land van de wereld op gang krijgt! Daar zou NL dan lering uit kunnen trekken.



(voor de rest is Romney weer terug naar af, vrouw aan het aanrecht en het recht van op-en-neer, abortus afgeschaft, 3x per week bidden tot de heer, enzovoort.......hallelujaaa)

Bully, die link kan ik niet helemaal plaatsen....

Het is Obama geworden.....benieuwd wat er gaat gebeuren de komende jaren.
Heeft uiteraard ook invloed op onze economie.

Natuurlijk is het Obama geworden. De republikeinen zijn zo ver naar rechts geschoven dat het een karikatuur is geworden van een rechtse partij. Het is geen alternatief meer. Het enige wat verbaast is dat nog zoveel mensen niet op Obama gestemd hebben.

+1. Hoe kun je als average Joe op een mormoonse miljonair stemmen die 13% belasting betaalt. En dan al dat gemekker over Obama die stiekum moslim zou zijn (veel van gemerkt de laatste 5 jaar (not)) of niet in de US geboren zou zijn.

Echt briljant

LOL

+2 ................klik en klik. Tja

Als jullie denken dat China de EU komt helpen, .... vergeet dat maar. Als ze werkelijk economisch zo goed hebben, hadden ze handelsblok EU veel eerder geholpen.

Government Report Reveals China Debt Bomb

A new report from a Chinese regime think tank reveals that China has debt problems.

Debt-crippled Western nations who have hopes that China will rescue them should think again: a new report from a Chinese regime think tank reveals that China has debt problems of its own.
The State Council Development Research Center’s (DRC) Oct. 22 report, “Research on China’s Financial Risks,” shows the combined central and local government debt at 23.76 trillion yuan ($3.8 trillion), or 59 percent of 2010 GDP. While this number is lower than most Western governments, it is the distribution that is most troubling.
Local governments’ short term debt is the most critical, with the highest potential for a financial blow up. In fact, the debt is so high that 78 cities and 99 counties would need to allocate 100 percent of their budget to service it.
A $640 billion central government stimulus plan enabled local governments to borrow heavily in 2009, in the wake of the global 2008 financial crisis. In order to borrow from banks, local governments set up special financial entities that carried out local infrastructure projects, mostly highways and airports.

According to the DRC report, 42 percent of these local debts mature at the end of 2012 and 53 percent by the end of 2013. The report examined 1734 of the special entities and found that more than 26 percent of them are losing money.
Since many local governments are experiencing difficulties in paying the interest on their loans, the probability is low that they will retire the debt on time. Many of the projects aren’t generating enough cash to service the debts, so some local governments have taken on new loans to retire old ones, compounding the problem.
It is very likely that the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) will be forced to introduce a new policy, extending the deadline for entities that cannot pay back the debt, according to the National Audit Office.
There is no sign that investment activity is leveling off, however. On the contrary, it is increasing. Because officials’ performance is measured by how much they boost the GDP, the incentive is high for them to overspend in order to create a track record of political achievement, leaving the debt for the next generation.
Wu Jinglian, a well-known Chinese financial scholar and State Council expert, points out that the current investment plan presented by local governments has reached 17 trillion RMB ($2.72 trillion). Addressing the 2012 International Financial Forum, he warned that the Chinese regime’s current economic growth stimulus plans are not sustainable, and will create dire consequences if deployed, as this paper reported in a Sept. 19 article.
Speaking in a closed door forum in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, in October 2011, economic scholar Larry Lang predicted that the local debt would cause an economic tsunami, as The Epoch Times earlier reported.
He warned: “Every province in China is Greece. All levels of government will go bankrupt in all aspects.”

Als jij denkt dat je mij hier van iets nieuws op de hoogte brengt, krab dan nog eens achter je oren.
M'n mening hier over vorm ik zelf wel, als ik dat al niet gedaan heb.


@horn

Vraag ik jou expliciet om een mening? Zal wel vrouwen logica zijn

@Sigrid: Ter lering en vermaak

Draghi: economic outlook weak, not improving

The European Central Bank expects the euro zone economy to remain poor, ECB President Mario Draghi said after the bank left interest rates unchanged on Thursday.

"Economic activity in the euro area is expected to remain weak," Draghi told his regular monthly news conference after the ECB held its main interest rate at 0.75 percent.

He noted that recent economic surveys did not signal any improvement heading to the end of the year.

Highlighting weakness in the economy, German business confidence fell last month to its lowest since February 2010 and euro zone manufacturing shrank for the 15th month running

Draghi reiterated the ECB's view that inflation, which eased to an estimated 2.5 percent in October, would fall below 2 percent next year. The central bank targets inflation of close to but below 2 percent.

VM020: vraagt iemand hier specifiek om jouw mening? Toch plemp je al 20 pagina's gejat geraaskal neer. Ontspan toch 's man.

Ach ik ben blond, maatje 34, hoge hakken en mijn man is miljardair.
Overdag verveel ik me altijd, koop zo nu en dan een bontjas, Louis Vuitton tas, heb net mijn Panamera ingeruild die ik 4 weken geleden had gekocht omdat ie volgescheten was door een aantal vogels in Amsterdam, waar mijn grachtenpand ligt aan het meeste gewilde stukje gracht in Amsterdam en wat ik nu te koop heb staan voor € 5.625.000 k.k.

Interesse?

moet wel veel aan gedaan worden, daarom wil ik er ook vanaf

Ik lees hier niks geks in. Vind het een logisch verhaal.

Zou ik dan toch een vrouw zijn

@Engess, Sigrid: Wat snappen jullie niet aan de woorden Ter lering en vermaak?

Als je geen Engels kent kan je Google Translator gebruiken.

EU sees Chinese GDP flat at about 7.7% through 2014

The European Union expects China’s economy to grow 7.7 percent this year, with a “similar” level in 2013 and 2014, according to a report issued Wednesday that affirms previous forecasts of slower-paced expansion in the country.
“Given the weakness of external demand, and likely sluggish demand from the domestic private sector, the current outlook for China largely hinges on whether reported measures to accelerate public investment projects, and some targeted fiscal measures directed towards consumers, will prove sufficient to generate a substantial improvement in domestic prospects,” the report said.
The projections are in the autumn European Economic Forecast from the EU’s executive body, the European Commission. The seasonal report on economic growth around the world details conditions in the 27-member EU along with descriptions of other big economies such as China, the United States and Japan.
In 2011, Chinese gross domestic product increased by a far more robust 9.2 percent. Officials recently reported third-quarter GDP growth of 7.4 percent, the slowest rate in over three years.
The EU report noted recent approvals by China’s National Development and Reform Commission to spend about 1 trillion yuan ($157 billion), or 2.5 percent of last year’s GDP, on dozens of infrastructure projects to perk up the economy.
“These are not entirely new projects,” it said, “but their accelerated approval is expected to help underpin a stabilisation of growth through to the end of this year.”
“Consumer spending should also prove fairly resilient,” according to the EU. “Real interest rates have risen as inflation has dropped back, which raises returns to households, [which] keep a substantial part of their wealth in the form of bank deposits. Together with the continued steady growth of wages, this should prevent a sharp slowdown in consumption spending.”
The report said China’s pace of growth was faster than previously forecast and will likely be flat at 7.7 percent next year before inching up to 7.8 percent in 2014.
Wednesday’s report comes a day between the re-election of US President Barack Obama and the start of China’s once-a-decade transition of power through a Party congress.

Chinese regime is already bankrupt according to a professor at Chinese University of Hong Kong


Larry Lang, chair professor of Finance at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, delivered a lecture to his students where he described the real state of Chinese debts. He asked not to do any recording, audio or video, of the lecture in any way and asked students not to speak about it outside the classroom as speaking anything against the regime is strictly forbidden in China. He told students how the data about the economy are manipulated and truth is kept away from the world.

One of the student did the audio recording of the lecture and now it is on the Internet.
Here are the some of the important facts about the Chinese Economy he explained in his lecture:

" Firstly, that the regime’s debt sits at about 36 trillion yuan (US$5.68 trillion). This calculation is arrived at by adding up Chinese local government debt (between 16 trillion and 19.5 trillion yuan, or US$2.5 trillion and US$3 trillion), and the debt owed by state-owned enterprises (another 16 trillion, he said). But with interest of two trillion per year, he thinks things will unravel quickly.

Secondly, that the regime’s officially published inflation rate of 6.2 percent is fabricated. The real inflation rate is 16 percent, according to Lang.

Thirdly, that there is serious excess capacity in the economy, and that private consumption is only 30 percent of economic activity. Lang said that beginning this July, the Purchasing Managers Index, a measure of the manufacturing industry, plunged to a new low of 50.7. This is an indication, in his view, that China’s economy is in recession.

Fourthly, that the regime’s officially published GDP of 9 percent is also fabricated. According to Lang’s data, China’s GDP has decreased 10 percent. He said that the bloated figures come from the dramatic increase in infrastructure construction, including real estate development, railways, and highways each year (accounting for up to 70 percent of GDP in 2010).

Fifthly, that taxes are too high. Last year, the taxes on Chinese businesses (including direct and indirect taxes) were at 70 percent of earnings. The individual tax rate sits at 81.6 percent, Lang said.
Once the “economic tsunami” starts, the regime will lose credibility and China will become the poorest country in the world, Lang said. "

Many Economist around the world agree with the Lang’s analysis. Academicians in China are not allowed to speak against the regime but Lang did it, may be because he is a professor in Hong Kong or may be he never thought contents of his lecture can go out of the closed-doors.

Oh... Ter lering en vermaak is Engels. Nou heb ik 'm.

Of Nederlands

Zeg VM, voordat je iemand corrigeert op de jou welbekende genuanceerde wijze, is het wellicht nuttig om eerst even zelf na te gaan wat de uitdrukking die je gebruikt, betekent. In dit geval dat je het nuttige met het aangename verenigt.
Zo je al iets van jouw berichten zou kunnen leren, aangenaam zou ik ze niet willen noemen. Dat geldt zowel voor de inhoud van de door jou veelvuldig gekopieerde berichten als de toonzetting van het gekrabbel van jouw eigen hand.
Hier nog een linkje ter leering ende vermaeck

Welcome to the club: the Blonds.

Ik dacht het, beus ook en jij schrijft het.

Oh nee, ik kan niet denken.