In Reply to: Not a smart person, but Europe needs growth to get out of this. posted by Dick Nikon on 2012-05-06 19:55:32

• Sarkozy gets his sweaty French balls kicked in   -  buzz  2012-05-06 14:22:13 (120 views)
• The French kick their own balls. Feels so good when it stops?  -  gsw_hoops  2012-05-07 05:02:18 (77 views)
• So much for incentivizing the digital!!   -  altamont  2012-05-06 22:34:19 (48 views)
• So like, can any of the smart people explain what this will mean in regards to global economics?  -  Carla Beefcurtain (Warriors Superfan since 1984)  2012-05-06 19:47:59 (92 views)
• Austerity fatigue = more government spending = recovery-positive.   -  altamont  2012-05-06 22:35:16 (49 views)
• yes. When you've gone sideways like Europe has, you have a lousy choice  -  DC Warrior  2012-05-07 06:50:28 (71 views)
• le Beaujolais will be delivered   -  CARTIERFROHAWK  2012-05-06 20:40:18 (47 views)
• It may not be good news for the Euro...  -  buzz  2012-05-06 20:27:36 (92 views)
• Thanks. So I guess my question is how decoupled are we from the Euro at this point?  -  Carla Beefcurtain (Warriors Superfan since 1984)  2012-05-07 00:21:50 (72 views)
• it's not so much the Euro, but the banks that will go under if Spain or Italy were to default  -  Max  2012-05-07 12:21:03 (52 views)
• Not a smart person, but Europe needs growth to get out of this.  -  Dick Nikon  2012-05-06 19:55:32 (95 views)
• So, increasing prices on all goods and services helps  -  gsw_hoops  2012-05-07 04:57:36 (70 views)
• yes, but an economy is not like your individual situation  -  DC Warrior  2012-05-07 06:33:24 (77 views)
• Aren't those companies smart enough to know that the situation  -  gsw_hoops  2012-05-07 07:29:23 (81 views)
• lol   -  extremely developed tentacles  2012-05-07 11:23:51 (39 views)
• never in history has that happened.  -  DC Warrior  2012-05-07 08:51:31 (75 views)
• What makes you think our central bank cares about anything other than preventing inflation?   -  Shallow Hal  2012-05-06 19:57:29 (52 views)
• It has a dual mandate of inflation and job growth.   -  Dick Nikon  2012-05-07 00:14:42 (52 views)
• From their own website   -  Shallow Hal  2012-05-07 00:37:20 (63 views)
• Neither does the President, but nonetheless it is a dual mandate.  -  Dick Nikon  2012-05-07 00:45:29 (56 views)
• I think the point is, that the balance of the fed's thinking is to prevent CPI increases at all cost  -  DC Warrior  2012-05-07 06:29:48 (59 views)
• Re: Sarkozy gets his sweaty French balls kicked in   -  Max  2012-05-06 16:51:42 (70 views)