Today we will once again be talking about the state of world finance and the global economy. At a one-day summit in Washington the leaders of the 20 most economically important countries agreed to a radical change in the international monetary system. Their final statement pledges to reform global financial institutions such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. How radical could this reform be? And will it really help prevent a new Great Depression? Were about to hear one of the most competent commentators on the subject - our guest today is the Director of the London School of Economics - Howard Davies...
The crash was engineered, and very accurately, by our masters
reggaejuggler 2 years ago 2
EAT THE RICH, people
And...No Remorse !
CaptainBluebear08 2 years ago
Its hard to listen to with all the background music and sound.
knsummers 3 years ago
Good point!
bajan13k 3 years ago
Almost everyone owes the Bankers, of course, not other countries.
bajan13k 3 years ago
"Fresh Great Depression?" That's like a "New and improved clunker!"
OmarThePug 3 years ago
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danoking69 3 years ago
Silver spoon? You clearly are dellusional.
TECHKLEC 3 years ago
Central banks are not "national" in any sense other than the area over which they impose the financier dictatorship!
I'll just carry on discrediting this guy, it's like a game, and we are the undisputed winners no matter what. Corporate finance. Game over! Insert Coin... NO!
divinacomedias 3 years ago 2
These cynical and barbaric vipers and thieves should be thrown on an island and left there secluded from societies forever!
divinacomedias 3 years ago 2