It is set to be another bouncy week for investors, wracked with worry about eurozone debt. But the weekend in Washington may have produced some promise. The annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund was attended by eurozone leaders. It was no time for small talk. There is a sense now that leaders appreciate the size of the problem. But political divisions could yet scupper a deal. Al Jazeera’s Jonah Hull reports from London.
Question by Thundercat: Tyrannosaurus Debt. How many people realize the money for the economic stimulus does not exist?
There is no real money to fund this. It will have to be borrowed. More debt. How can more debt fix debt?
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Answer by Croaker
Well if you follow reaganomics some debt is good…not sure he would have ever pictured this…but then under reagan the debt doubled…as it did under W.
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Corruption making euro debt crisis worse: NGO
BERLIN — Corruption is hampering efforts to tackle the eurozone debt crisis, a top anti-graft watchdog said Thursday, as Greece and Italy scored badly in a list of nations seen to be the most sleaze-ridden. The economic dramas in the euro area have …
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