Saturday, June 26, 2010

The Economic Sytem

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http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=19897

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As i said earlier, the US has larger deficits then Greece, they got most of the derivatives that can collapse and all these inbalances are higher on average than in the European Union.
So when you get stuck,what do you do? when you can't go up due to financial and other economic complications you have one way to go, drag your main competitors down to survive.So knowing the EU is not a sovereign nation, but bunch of countries, you attack the weakest spots and of those rather those with small economies. Because smaller economies cannot hedge themselves easily with tens or even hundreds of billions of Dolalrs against speculation, so you create panick in your main competitors and sentiments do the rest and soon it looklsike the EU is in worse shape than the US, and that's what Obama's handlers want. This way the Dollar has some breathe s it was earlier on top of the hitlist. This is why Germany wants to ban the most dangerous derivatives and speculation while the oligarchs in US/ UK ( Wallstreet, Chicago and London) don't, because they got most derivatives and hedgefundses and speculators and use and abuse those whenever they want on others. But, if Obama's handlers woudl really want recovery, not just boosting growth which they call recovery ( which is stalling even witht eh heavily optimistic calculated statistics) they would have been banning those that Germany did and making along term plan, investing most of the TARP monies intoboostign labor productivity ( only way to go u) , technology and infrastructure of all kinds.
But that's barely happening, so the financial predators that have their pupopets into power in the US have no interest to run an economy.
Aside of the fact that most economists are too busy talking about finances, not economics.
All you hear is cutting or stimulating budgets, that's not economics, it's finances!
You can maybe balance finances, but ruin an economy. It's not liek comparing a household or family with an economy as some economists are doing!
Families need to balance budgets, they have no economy running no industries, manufacturing to take care of.
So austerity, which Germany is doing too much, the UK and many European nations is the other negative side.
It's nice to balance your financices ( Europe) but what about your economy? So you see basically two wrong developments on both sides of the Atlantic.

-Flying Dutch


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It's really simple, those with the most privatised and so most commercial health care, they have the worst performances.
This began in the US and the most agressively too.Many nations where the same course is followed start to see the sam problems.( also in other area's of the economy where is privatized)
The market working idea is not functioning, because you don't have so many companies, but rather big pharma and insurance giants, cartel and lobbygroups. so there's no competition. If there would be competition, it still could work
so now you see exactely the opposite of what is promised of market working, lower performance, less service, les quality, higher prices. Higher prices because many are run by cartels and secondly because lobby groups and often their puppets in goverment position or bribed politicians agree to accept campaign money, in return for that they agree to jack up budgets in health care so that these companies can have a bigger piece of the cake or higher prices to jack that up. so the resul is that or higher prices inflate the performance or a bigger share of the budget is ending up for pprofits. and commercial companies tend to not invest in maintenance of bettering the system , look at the Californian powergrid and the brown outs that was a clear example of what commercialized sectors turn into. That owner just want profits, so is cuttign expenses as much as possible and delaying all maintenance as much as possible, plus not investing in a modern grid!!
Because most of the economy is now cartels or very big companies and not many family companies of middle class etc, the result is the same in every sector of the economy where you see this privatization,d espite all promises!!


Also if you have a high income in the US you can get all service and quality that you want, it just happens so that 90% or so of the Americans don't belong to that group anymore.So you have this class system if you got money you can do anything, if you not, you have not even right on health care.That leads to social instability, but also too much higher costs as many chronically ill people or others with low incomes that could have been helped are ending up severely ill or wasted for the labor market, by then you wasted all money invested and you're guaranteed to get nothing in return for it as the person is given up basically.This aside of who has to pay all this.In the Netherlands, despite we're raned first, i see a worsening, i guess the others are dropping faster, because the commercialization is going on.when Germany and the Netherlands privatized medicines, the price went up 300% to the degree that politicians capped the price and made measures to normalize them. In the US that was not done and nobody is interfering,t hat's why it's so expensive as these private companies running healthcare have no interest in lowe prices, investing or expanding quality for the same amount of money you pay!

That's true Annie,thanks for telling.

so more money in the US? I guess for higher level jobs, not for blue collar?

In my country the salaries are higher than in the US right now, but for high level jobs it's much lower, but for low level jobs it's much higher.

That's also why there's less povrty, aside that the unemployment rate is much lower for years.

but the culture makes a difference, in the Us it's very hard, i know. Unions have no power, so you get fired very easily, there are not many rights or entitlements.

If you're really competition driven elbow work etc, you might like the Us, you can get big salaries if you are havinga good health, are competition driven and never ill or sick and have soem skills.
if not, it's not your favorite coutry to work and live for sure!!

-Flying Dutch

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