Ну да. А здесь разговоры чем-то напоминают вот такую ситуацию: Беседуют двое риэлторов, скажем, о ценах на дома, скажем, в Редондо или Манхэттен-бич. И вдруг откуда ни возьмись выскакивают Дантик или Нерон, и с криком "Друзья! Вы ничего не понимаете! Я только что всего за треть от тех сумм, о которых вы тут говорили, купил себе обалденное кондо в Помоне!" пускаются в пляс под принесенную с собой стереосистему типа "бумбокс".
Вы привлекательны, я чертовски привлекателен, так чего зря время терять?
Слушал сегодня лекцию одного очень знающего рабина. Не будет, говорит, дефолта, будет херово какое-то время, но выйдем из дерьма и будем опять пахнуть розами... я к нему на лекции давно уже хожу - знающий мужик... вдохновил меня - может не всё ещё так плохо...
Я могу заблуждаться, но я не вру.
...конечно, не будет...
...пока в самолете летела--прочитала: оказываецО, (якобы...потому что только догадки\тайна и все такоиии) доллар 1928 года нарисовал Рерих...ну, а он знал всякие Тибетские штучки и проч. мистику...отсюда, и пирамида и лучи солнца, и все остальноиии...поэтому, все будет хорошо...
думала приду с фитнесса спат пойду а ви мне прям сил дали сон как рукой сняло ,спасиба вам (ц)(Lily2u)
дефолт в России вылился в ограбление банков
Russian security forces killed a masked gunman who seized five hostages at a Siberian bank Friday and the captives escaped unharmed, officials said.
A man entered a branch of Ursa Bank in the city of Leninsk-Kuznetsky and took five employees hostage, according to police in central Siberia's Kemerovo province. Investigators said he was armed with a handgun and a grenade.
About four hours later, Kemerovo Gov. Aman Tuleyev said special police had killed the hostage-taker during an operation set in motion while he and the regional police chief held on-and-off negotiations with the assailant.
"They eliminated him exactly five minutes ago," Tuleyev said on state-run Vesti-24 television. He said the hostages had emerged unharmed, including two women one of them reportedly pregnant who had earlier escaped through a window.
One woman was later hospitalized with heart trouble, Russian news agencies reported.
Tuleyev said the assailant had made various demands, including money and a plane to escape. Authorities said he demanded access to the bank vault and a car for passage to the nearest airport.
Leninsk-Kuznetsky is in coal-mining country about 1,850 miles (3,000 kilometers) east of Moscow.
There has been a rash of reports of robberies as Russia struggles with its worst economic crisis in a decade. Late last month, police said two employees of a Moscow-based bank reported that they were confronted on a highway by gunmen who stole about 43 million rubles ($1.2 million) in cash in one of the country's biggest armed robberies in years.
LOAD-DATE: March 13, 2009
oмайгад
"Risks to the U.S. dollar
By definition, international trade is the exchange of goods and services across national borders. Historically the currencies of nations involved were backed by precious metals (typically using some form of Gold Standard), which would cause a nation operating under a trade imbalance to send precious metals (economic goods in and of themselves) to correct any trade imbalances. In the current scheme of fiat money, the U.S. government is free to print all the money it wants. Consequently, the government cannot technically go bankrupt as any debtor nation can just issue more money through a practice known as seigniorage.
If there is a gross imbalance between the amount of new money being brought into circulation and the amount of economic goods that are represented by an economy, then there is an unstable situation that can lead to hyperinflation. This has been observed in smaller nations such as Argentina in 1989-90, and Zimbabwe in 2005-09; the International Monetary Fund and World Bank try to end such crises by working with the problem country to institute sound economic policies and restore faith in the international community that the country can again service its debt with a stable currency.
The interest rate offered on new bond issues is the one that clears the market. On December 13, 2006, the U.S. 30-year treasury note had a rate of 5.375%. Were investors to become concerned about the future value of the US dollar, they would demand a higher interest rate on US bonds to compensate them for the risk they are assuming."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_public_debt
:cheer:
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
|
|
Terms of Service | Privacy Policy |
|