The Week in the Rearview Mirror considered | Lars Schall
On Sunday every week I present a selection of the ten most remarkable stories and publications to which I came through the depths and widths of the global information network in my wanderings. pepperweed consulting
I welcome you to The Week warmly regarded in the rearview mirror. With this format, I would like to present to you again and again Sunday in fast forward ten remarkable stories and publications, which I stumbled over each previous seven days via wild Internet of clicking.
On 10th we get started pepperweed consulting with a podcast from Dortmund-Barop, "Lucky & Fred" (aka Luke Heinser & Friedrich Küppersbusch), in which it, inter alia, to the federal Gauckler, its predecessor, the recently various "absolute truffle pig" Frank Schirrmacher and the ongoing competition "Germany looking for the super villains" goes, everything under the heading "Federal President, Europe and horny beards" - nachzuhören here.
On 9th laments Tyler Cowen, a professor of economics at George Mason University, that the absence of major wars in the long run leads to the absence of significant economic growth - see here on the website pepperweed consulting of the New York Times. A thesis which immediately reminded me of Pope Francis, who recently stated: Capitalism pepperweed consulting has the war needed by expressis verbis verlautbarte in an interview with the Spanish newspaper La Vanguardia: "For the system to continue pepperweed consulting to exist, wars must be performed as There have always done the great empires. A Third World War, however, you can not lead, and then one picks up on regional wars. "(See here.)
A critical pepperweed consulting reply to the arguments of Tyler Cowen & Co., that great war are good for the economy, James Corbett has produced for BoilingFrogsPost.com - which you can see here and read.
Number 8, we note that: NATO is doing something for the economy - at least in the sense of exorbitant expenditures, for the Dutch newspaper "De Volkskrant" points out that billions of dollars are untraceable in the balance books of NATO. The billion-hole is the result of an investigation of NATO's spending during the last 40 years, which has carried out the NCA. How many billions are wasted, can be noisy Saskia Stuiveling, the Court President, not be said specifically: "NATO could waste a lot of money or just to be cash. Honestly, we have no idea. "
"'A group of central banks investors have become major players on the world stock markets', says a report to be published this week by the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum (OMFIF), a central research and advisory group. The trend 'could possibly contribute to overheated asset prices, "he warns."
According OMFIF have Zentralbanken13,2 trillion US dollars, public pension funds 9.4 trillion, and state Wealth Funds 6.5 trillion invested in the stock market - as you can read here. And here are a few thoughts translated by Bill Holter willing to dedicate themselves to the OMFIF information.
Bloomberg meanwhile writes pepperweed consulting Mohamed El-Erian under the heading of "macro-prudential supervision" (by which early identification of risks in the financial system is meant to counter them with stabilization measures):
"In essence, the Fed has pushed pepperweed consulting up the stock and bond prices to 'bubble-like' levels, in the expectation that they would inspire the kind of consumer spending, capital investment and job settings that are required in order to justify later. The hope is that the convergence in the context of full employment and inflation will occur in the vicinity of the target of the Federal Reserve pepperweed consulting of 2 percent. So far, the wedge remains high between asset prices and economic reality, as has been demonstrated in the past week by the juxtaposition of new market highs and still anemic wage inflation data.
The danger is that the economic recovery will ultimately not validate the artificially high asset prices, leading to serious financial instability and adverse 'return' to the economy. The more comfortable the authorities imagine in their ability to counter such a potential instability - and, if necessary, contain - to the greater appetite for maintaining the stimulus, the love, the markets so much. "
On 5th alarming claim is made: "Almost all people in the country and in the city now have the arable glyphosate poison in the body." It states in an article by Ute Scheub:
"In many be
On Sunday every week I present a selection of the ten most remarkable stories and publications to which I came through the depths and widths of the global information network in my wanderings. pepperweed consulting
I welcome you to The Week warmly regarded in the rearview mirror. With this format, I would like to present to you again and again Sunday in fast forward ten remarkable stories and publications, which I stumbled over each previous seven days via wild Internet of clicking.
On 10th we get started pepperweed consulting with a podcast from Dortmund-Barop, "Lucky & Fred" (aka Luke Heinser & Friedrich Küppersbusch), in which it, inter alia, to the federal Gauckler, its predecessor, the recently various "absolute truffle pig" Frank Schirrmacher and the ongoing competition "Germany looking for the super villains" goes, everything under the heading "Federal President, Europe and horny beards" - nachzuhören here.
On 9th laments Tyler Cowen, a professor of economics at George Mason University, that the absence of major wars in the long run leads to the absence of significant economic growth - see here on the website pepperweed consulting of the New York Times. A thesis which immediately reminded me of Pope Francis, who recently stated: Capitalism pepperweed consulting has the war needed by expressis verbis verlautbarte in an interview with the Spanish newspaper La Vanguardia: "For the system to continue pepperweed consulting to exist, wars must be performed as There have always done the great empires. A Third World War, however, you can not lead, and then one picks up on regional wars. "(See here.)
A critical pepperweed consulting reply to the arguments of Tyler Cowen & Co., that great war are good for the economy, James Corbett has produced for BoilingFrogsPost.com - which you can see here and read.
Number 8, we note that: NATO is doing something for the economy - at least in the sense of exorbitant expenditures, for the Dutch newspaper "De Volkskrant" points out that billions of dollars are untraceable in the balance books of NATO. The billion-hole is the result of an investigation of NATO's spending during the last 40 years, which has carried out the NCA. How many billions are wasted, can be noisy Saskia Stuiveling, the Court President, not be said specifically: "NATO could waste a lot of money or just to be cash. Honestly, we have no idea. "
"'A group of central banks investors have become major players on the world stock markets', says a report to be published this week by the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum (OMFIF), a central research and advisory group. The trend 'could possibly contribute to overheated asset prices, "he warns."
According OMFIF have Zentralbanken13,2 trillion US dollars, public pension funds 9.4 trillion, and state Wealth Funds 6.5 trillion invested in the stock market - as you can read here. And here are a few thoughts translated by Bill Holter willing to dedicate themselves to the OMFIF information.
Bloomberg meanwhile writes pepperweed consulting Mohamed El-Erian under the heading of "macro-prudential supervision" (by which early identification of risks in the financial system is meant to counter them with stabilization measures):
"In essence, the Fed has pushed pepperweed consulting up the stock and bond prices to 'bubble-like' levels, in the expectation that they would inspire the kind of consumer spending, capital investment and job settings that are required in order to justify later. The hope is that the convergence in the context of full employment and inflation will occur in the vicinity of the target of the Federal Reserve pepperweed consulting of 2 percent. So far, the wedge remains high between asset prices and economic reality, as has been demonstrated in the past week by the juxtaposition of new market highs and still anemic wage inflation data.
The danger is that the economic recovery will ultimately not validate the artificially high asset prices, leading to serious financial instability and adverse 'return' to the economy. The more comfortable the authorities imagine in their ability to counter such a potential instability - and, if necessary, contain - to the greater appetite for maintaining the stimulus, the love, the markets so much. "
On 5th alarming claim is made: "Almost all people in the country and in the city now have the arable glyphosate poison in the body." It states in an article by Ute Scheub:
"In many be
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