In View: The Secret of China’s rising Economy

August 24, 2009

In the owns the ; the bankers do not own the . ’s stimulus plan is working better than in the US and the UK because the is using the for public ends, rather than allowing the to use the for private ends. In the USA, the are the most powerful lobby on ; they own the .

The USA is spending trillions of greenbacks to bail out its banking system, leaving its to languish, as , now called a “miracle ,” decoupled from the rest of the world, is maintaining a phenomenal 8% annual growth rate. That, by the way, is being questioned by lots of Pols, commentators, and other , as they ask how that growth is possible, when other countries relying heavily on exports have suffered major and remain in the doldrums. Read more

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US Treasury Secretary Geithner Unveils TARP Overhaul

February 20, 2009

Last Tuesday unveiled a raft of new measures aimed at returning functionality to the besieged credit markets. Geithner outlined the picture of the latest recovery attempt, i.e., promoting greater transparency and stricter oversight of both established and new financial stability programs, providing capital to institutions in desperate need of a cash infusion, committing up to $1T to support consumer and business lending, addressing the housing crisis and reducing foreclosures, and stricter oversight of taxpayer money. “The American people will be able to see where their tax dollars are going and the return on their government’s investment,” the Treasury Secretary said. “They will be able to see whether the conditions placed on are being met and enforced.

They will be able to see whether boards of directors are being responsible with the taxpayer dollars and how they are compensating their executives. And they will be able to see how these actions are affecting the overall flow of lending and the cost of .” This information will be made available on a new Web site: FinancialStability.gov.

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