look like mexico now has a car part manufacturing issue
the eu olive branch on this topic was damn smart
https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/german ... 1529492027
http://gdxforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... 300#p40397
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www.cnbc.com/2018/06/20/eu-to-hit-3-poi ... riffs.html
Then on this topic they are not damn smart and will unfold what has already been before.
1931 runs on German and Austrian banks and several of them folded. In 1930 the US, the largest purchaser of German industrial exports, put up tariff barriers to protect its own companies. German industrialists lost access to US markets and found credit almost impossible to obtain.
Many industrial companies and factories either closed or shrank dramatically. By 1932 German industrial production was at 58 per cent of its 1928 levels. The effect of this decline was spiraling unemployment. By the end of 1929 around 1.5 million Germans were out of work; within a year this figure had more than doubled. By early 1933 unemployment in Germany had reached a staggering six million.
At the height of the eurozone crisis, Mr Juncker was described as the “master of lies” for organising a meeting of finance ministers to talk about whether Greece could remain in the single currency and then trying to deny it was taking place.
Germany's Suddeutsche Zeitung accused Mr Juncker of “taking the lead on the deception” and warned he had managed “to fritter away the last remaining trust the people of Europe still have”.
Mr Juncker has never hidden his view that the compromises and deals being worked out in EU meetings or leaders or ministers need be protected from public scrutiny, by lies if necessary.
"When it becomes serious, you have to lie," he said.
In May 2011, he told a meeting of the federalist European Movement that he often “had to lie” and that eurozone monetary policy should be discussed in “secret, dark debates”.
He also sparked controversy by suggesting that the eurozone economic policy was incompatible with democracy.
The Junkers were members of the landed nobility in Prussia. They owned great estates that were maintained and worked by peasants with few rights. These estates often stood in the countryside outside of major cities or towns. They were an important factor in Prussia and, after 1871, in German military, political and diplomatic.
So Merkel is being tossed under the Bus, how quaint.
Adjectives are just messengers being shot.
Alignments zones for production cartels well underway.
Put all EU Technocracy on a Euro a day wage and the investment strategy will change.
The Feudal cults will sing a fresh tune just as they would here.
Do it yesterday to get the snouts out of the trough.
The consumer is actually the ruthless arbiter in the end. For those who convey you avoid the obvious do understand Rothbard’s value scale approach is a more effective communication tool than the indifference curve approach. The actual issue is they indeed humbled themselves to live on twenty dollars a day and lowered the river to sunk costs. As we know, Sogo Shosha groups are sufficiently diversified to withstand periodic downturns in certain sectors of the economy. Even still, the market share of the Sogo Shosha has declined because numerous manufacturers in a variety of industries have opened up plants in countries with weaker currencies and because Japanese companies have started to manage their own international trade. This we noted clearly in the Forums on the signal that we confirmed. This will mirror back as supply chain realities. As I mentioned when the river lowers the turbulence is seen and modified to flow efficiencies to supply.
Sticky wages was operation 936 and packaged as Nafta for the true believers.
Sometimes more alike than we wish to convey since the groups must endure the missing value stream.
I will seek value streams that support workers in fair trade.
https://www.mizuho-fg.com/investors/fin ... a17_3q.pdf
