UK join Euro - unlikely after global crisis. Future of Global Economy speaker - Economic keynote

http://www.globalchange.com Impact of global economic crisis on Euro entry date by Britain. Spain, Portugal Ireland, Italy, Greece - government debt, threat of default on government bonds, national interest repayments. Impact on investment banks, pension funds, sovereign wealth fund investment decisions. Stability of the euro zone, exchange rates against dollar and sterling. Reform of the euro zone with fiscal discipline, budget controls, loss of sovereigny over budget setting. Interference by European Central Bank in national government, IMF loans, bailouts and support. Interest rate control Federal Reserve, European Central Bank (ECB) and Bank of England. Sovereignty and national autonomy to manage economy. Tigthening and loosening of monetary policy in response to inflation of commodities, retail price index and house market indicators. Eurozone control of economic policy. Government freedom in times of financial crisis and uncertainty, managing risk. Predictions of date of Eurozone entry and Eurozone expansion. Impact on solvency of banks, retail banking, commercial banking, investment banking. Video by economy keynote conference speaker Dr Patrick Dixon, Futurist and author of 12 books on global trends. Euro, sterling, currency, inflation, central bank, bank, England, interest, rates, control, economy, growth, recession, economic keynote.

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[BKsMassive]

if we do change to euro ( which we wont. )

im moving to Canada or Australia.

[pjvdixon]

@BKsMassive Huge anti-euro feeling still in UK as these video comments show.

[hellyersonline]

I hope that it does delay our entry... If we struggle to make good financial decisions just for the UK why does anyone think it would be a good thing to be thrown into the melting pot with countries whos economies are different all from ours?

good video!

[pjvdixon]

This is my own view - at present but circumstances may change that if we experienced our own currency instability for example. Patrick Dixon

[pjvdixon]

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[pjvdixon]

Thanks. The Euro entry of Britain is a very important issue. Patrick Dixon

[wolke969]

that´s the typical arrogant british position against europe, face it the euro is strong and the empire has gone, there´s no reason for your superiourity feeling

[thunderflash82]

who cares. you could come chill with canada.

[lockyjose]

@BKsMassive it did

[Theaverable]

The Euro is fucked.

Just look at

Greece(Bailed out once, may need it again),

Ireland(Bailed out),

Portugal(Bailed out),

Spain(may need bailing out soon)

and Even Italy(may also need bailing out soon).

[BKsMassive]

@pjvdixon

Yep....

and did you see you Euro a couple of weeks ago!

they lost 21Billion Euros in stocks in 1 hour!!!

Britain cant afford to loose a penny!

We need to leave tbh....

i dont see why we should have to pay something like 60million a day to be in it when places like Poland get payed to be in it...