Meanwhile
In China
I am, of course, anxiously awaiting the results of Greferendum, although the next few days in Greece will be terrible whoever wins. But we shouldn’t lose sight of other risks facing the world. Some of us have been worrying quite a lot about China — an economy that at market exchange rates is 40 times the size of Greece, and isseverely unbalanced.
And in the past month, mainly in the past few days, the Shanghai stock index has fallen almost 30 percent. This doesn’t necessarily mean that the feared crisis has come, but it’s definitely not a good sign.
http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/
The Conscience of a Liberal
First Financial Insights Inc.
Our Comments: July 5, 2015
Indeed there is long and ever-growing list
of economic news disasters percolating out there; starting with Global Bonds,
Real Estate Bubbles, Brazil, Chicago, Pensions, Spain, Italy, Japan, UK,
Ukraine, Stock Crashes, Mexico, Oil Supplies, and on and on...
Not to impolitely forget - there's that
nice ole Pope Francis fella with all those “So-GOP-Called” - 188 pages of encyclical ranting and
nonsense regarding the global climate. Imagine, him thinking we have a possible
melting problem in the Arctic and Antarctic.
“He is not even a scientist, and plus,
he lives in Europe somewhere - so what does he
know? Boy, that guy has some nerve! “
Anyway, he has much better connections than
they could ever hope for, apparently.
Hence, Greece Iceland
Not only, was it historically a great
economic-political-decision and priceless-lesson for all of us, but it also
leaves the door wide-open to another
valuable question - WHY STOP THERE?
July 5, 2015
Toronto, Canada
