In this global economic CRISIS, there are those who will benefit. You will not be one of them.
Bankers in Europe have been scheming to create new ways to revive the economy. It seems that their austerity didn't work and now they have to conger up new methods. Undoubtably, if history is any guide we can be rest assured that the individual citizens will receive the short end of the stick.
If any central banks raise interest rates to a reasonable level, the economies will crash. This is a foregone conclusion.
The world is facing a global jobs crisis that is hurting the chances of
reigniting economic growth and there is no magic bullet to solve the
problem, the World Bank warned
U.S. taxpayers have spent $22 trillion
on Johnson’s War on Poverty (in constant 2012 dollars). Adjusting for
inflation, that’s three times more than was spent on all military wars
since the American Revolution.
The War on Poverty After 50 Years
EU seeks billions of euros to revive economy
Poland's
700-billion-euro ($907 billion) 'European Fund for Investments' to the
European Central Bank's plan to resurrect the EU's market for
asset-backed securities
WALL STREET: The Fed's First Rate Hike Is Coming In Q2 2015
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