Doha(r)

O Sr. Silva já fez isso aqui há uns anos atrás e houve umaa data de gajos a comprar Jeeps e montes alentejanos !

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Tem toda a razão – ainda por cima é evidente. Mas deixe-me fazer de advogado do diabo:
o que aconteceria aos governos da UE, dos EUA e do Japão depois de uma medida dessas? Tem alguma solução para evitar o suicídio político dos partidos que detêm o poder nesses países?
É que muitos eleitores votam em função dos seus interesses particulares e não do interesse comum (por muito evidente que seja em termos racionais).

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Quem vai a França e vê com são organizados os seus agricultores, como tudo é limpeza, asseio, cooperação, investimento no que realmente as terras produzem, investimento na modernização das suas alfaias agríciolas e propriedades, etc, etc,
Aqui em Portugal os nossos agricultores é “cada um por si”…querem é mais e mais subsídios…organização e cooperação …nem vê-la…..investir e modernizar nos seus campos? Era o fazías…..aproveitar o campo para produzir o que o campo realmente dá….faz tu!
Mas gasóleo verde…..é toca a encher os Jeepaços e as máquinas novas que compraram com os subsídios do Estado e da Uniao.

É tudo uma questão de mentalidades.

E se perguntarem a estes sobas da agricultura portuguesa (e outros por essa europa) o que dizem do proteccionismo, sabem o que eles vos dizem??

– Proteccionismo, proteccionismo!!

Saem a ganhar os sobas e aumenta-se a pobreza…que irá ter que ser paga por todos mais tarde.

Proteccionismo? Não, obrigado.

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Só precisamos de importar vegetais porque depois o que não vai faltar são zonas de caça.

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Gabriel.
Tento na lingua.
Então a CAP e o Paulo Portas?

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As eleições valerão a pena se aparecer gente capaz no “Centrão” de resolver isto …
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“… a serious depression seems improbable; [we expect] recovery of business next spring, with further improvement in the fall.” Harvard Economic Society (HES), November 10, 1929
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“While the crash only took place six months ago, I am convinced we have now passed through the worst — and with continued unity of effort we shall rapidly recover. There has been no significant bank or industrial failure. That danger, too, is safely behind us.” President Herbert Hoover, May 1, 1930
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“Under a paper money system, a determined government can always generate higher spending and hence positive inflation.” Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, in 2002″
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DADOS QUE DIVULGUEI INSISTEMENTE HA 1 ANO (e há mais incluindo como se resolve politicamente sem ferir os rendimntos de Empregados / Empregadores e relançando rapidamente a Economia e o EMPREGO). Agora já em Inglês (do estrangeiro …) já é mais credivel para a elite transitoriamente no Poder em Portugal,
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Esta Crise dura de 2007 a 2017.
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Essentially, because we are at the very end of the 60-year inflation-disinflation-deflation Kondratieff cycle that began in 1949 when war-frozen prices were liberalized; and that powerful long cycle is ending now.
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Indeed, the era of excessive spending and of excessive debt is over. The era of excessive government economic disengagement and of financial deregulation is over. The era of irresponsible Ponzi-scheme finance is over. The era of unregulated derivatives is over. The era of greed as an ideology is over. The era of wild and predatory capitalism is over. The era of cheap oil, of cheap transportation, of cheap commodities and of cheap food is over. The era of excessive concentration of wealth and income is also over. However, the age of political corruption, of incompetent politicians and of destructive wars of aggression is not over. What has arrived is the age of hyperstagflation.
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Essa moda saloia do “bota-abaixismo” é mesmo ignorância ….
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(11# cont)
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Many observers think that “prosperity is around the corner” and that this recession, like others since World War II, will end as soon as the stock market, as a leading indicator, recovers and people start spending again. This is a myopic view of the current economic big picture.
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The world economy, have entered a period of protracted adjustments. For sure, there will be some quarters of positive economic growth ahead and the recession may be declared officially over in the coming months, but the radical economic reorganization that is taking place will go on for years to come.
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The central driving force behind most of these developments, besides the collapse of the financial sector, the debt pyramid and the derivative products structure, and irresponsible talk of larger wars by loose cannon politicians (as if there were not enough problems!) are,
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the economic consequences are going to be profound and will affect all sectors of the economy. We only have to consider how the automobile industry, once a major engine of economic growth, is presently going through a fundamental reorganization and downsizing. Even computer-based industries have matured and cannot anymore be considered fast growing industries. The only growth sectors left seem to be the health services industry, as the population is aging, and the war-related industries, as the military-industrial complex keeps on expanding. But even those sectors will have to slow down; lest they bankrupt the entire economy.
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This is not something that can be reversed overnight. This is going to be a decade-long process of adjustment, of less spending, of more saving, and above all, of paying off excessive debt loads. Let’s keep in mind that consumer spending represents 70 percent of GDP.
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(Translation from Portuguese into English)
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