Germany: Europe’s growth engine – real economy

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Former Reagan budget director David Stockman on why Paul Krugman is wrong on the deficit and on monetary policy, how the Fed enriches and impoverishes, and w…

26 thoughts on “Germany: Europe’s growth engine – real economy

  1. The most robust economy in Europe and the growth engine of the continent
    managed an astonishing rate of 0.4% for all of 2013… absolutely
    pathetic! How s**t must the rest of Europe be?

  2. Germany needs the Euro. If they were to institute the Mark again, it would
    be so valuable that Germany couldn’t remain an export-oriented economy.
    Germany claims they don’t want control of Europe. Anyone with
    eyes and common historical knowledge knows how ridiculous that is. China is
    a bust and Japan is doomed. The US, Germany, and possibly India will set
    the course of the 21st Century. The UK can’t sustain economic growth, even
    with an increasing population. 

  3. I would love to see Germany die of hunger! They are a peace of garbage, I
    wish to find one of them here I would take of their skin alive! Germans now
    are just the same of the past, they more Germans you can kill, the better
    world it would be.

  4. 8:20 She didn’t say that the taxes are to high. She says Nebenkosten what
    means additional costs and not taxes.

  5. Just another Bible thumping fool who learned economics from the Old
    Testament. Simple question: who is all this money owed to? He talks about
    sovereign debt as if the money is owed to someone in outer space. it’s owed
    to our trading partners and other Americans. It’s denominated in dollars
    so any money paid to our trading partners comes back to the US as either
    investment or purchasing exports. In other words, it’s merely money
    circulating in the US economy.

  6. The problem I have with Stockman’s ‘pay your bills’ prescription is this:
    They are not *my* bills! I did not ask the state, either explicitly or
    implicitly, to spend any money on my behalf. I benefited little – if at
    all – from any of it. I would have been better off if they had spent
    nothing. That aside, I am happy to have his voice out there as a
    counterpoint to all the bs about how inflation doesn’t hurt anyone and how
    the Fed’s bond-buying spree is actually helping the poor and middle class.

  7. That … ‘Eisenhower, Pay Your Bills’ … philosophy Mr. Stockman was
    promoting, is predicated on dismissal of the fact that paper, notional
    delusions for money have ALWAYS proven disastrous in the end. Rectification
    of that infinite-debt scheme should NOT be accepted as any sort of Lawful
    ‘Bill’ to be paid.

    Certainly, folks who’d extended credit on acttal physical goods and
    non-financial services, ought to be justly recompensed in physical money at
    historically equated rates, but the more I think about it … all bank
    interest ought to be reneged upon as fraudulent, ill-gotten spoils of
    criminal connivance.

  8. VERY Disappointed in You TOM!!! I use to LOVE You right up until I learned
    you sided with the Establishment!! Does ” Rick Perry ” ring ANY bells???

  9. David Stockman has a very interesting perspective on the Washington
    gangsters.

    David Stockman: Krugman Wrong, Critics Right About Fed, Economy

  10. Sorry. But the people at the top of the money chain in the fed and the
    treasury , are far smarter than the sideline commentater, salesmen

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