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the i.m.f. also mentions a general skepticism about economic international into gratian worldwide and towards new technologies that's meit's trigger and you wave of protectionism around the world these kind of trade wars of course which are being discussed right now particularly between the u.s. and china another big concern and there's also a big danger of the i.m.f. want today that politicians might waste the opportunity that the current boom presents and instead of bringing their houses and all the financially investing in new technologies increasing productivity they might in fact just increase spending continue spending and that could mean that when the tide turns downturn might accelerate and might be much stronger than it have to be so i guess to avoid that they have to do the opposite but let's focus in on where you are there in the u.s. the i.m.f. criticising that mix of tax cuts and planned increase in spending what's the fallout expected to be. well the fault would be increasing budge
the i.m.f. also mentions a general skepticism about economic international into gratian worldwide and towards new technologies that's meit's trigger and you wave of protectionism around the world these kind of trade wars of course which are being discussed right now particularly between the u.s. and china another big concern and there's also a big danger of the i.m.f. want today that politicians might waste the opportunity that the current boom presents and instead of bringing their houses and...
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in the i.m.f. what is the you were prime minister took to if you have been doing meeting the i.m.f. certainly knows what is the telling you to do what we need to the i.m.f. quite regularly we are members of course of the i.m.f. we are contributors to that and we get advice and we get what record article for assessment so they come in from gives them the right to tell you what to do and govern well i don't know if it's you give them right i think they come in and they make suggestions or recommendations or look at the economy let's bear in mind there's a lot of us in the smaller countries we do have a scarcity sometimes of the technical skills and the technical expertise so they come in they have to be invited in and so it's not a question that they impose anything on us we decide of course whether or not we accept in fact we had. program an austerity program that the form of government incentives the u.s. had introduced in response to an out of control debt situation and they are not that the pill is any less bitter but they argued quite success was a home grown program rather than
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the i.m.f. also mentions a general skepticism about economic international integration worldwide and towards new technologies that's meit's trigger a new wave of protectionism around the world these kind of trade wars of course which are being discussed right now particularly between the u.s. and china another big concern and there's also a big danger of the i.m.f. want today that politicians might waste the opportunity that the current boom presents and instead of bringing the house and all the financially investing in new technologies increasing productivity they might in fact just increase spending continue spending and that could mean that when the tide turns downturn might accelerate and might be much stronger than it had to be so i guess to avoid that they have to do the opposite but let's focus in on where you are there in the u.s. the i.m.f. criticizing that mix of tax cuts and planned increase in spending what's the fallout expected to be. well the fault would be increasing budget defic
the i.m.f. also mentions a general skepticism about economic international integration worldwide and towards new technologies that's meit's trigger a new wave of protectionism around the world these kind of trade wars of course which are being discussed right now particularly between the u.s. and china another big concern and there's also a big danger of the i.m.f. want today that politicians might waste the opportunity that the current boom presents and instead of bringing the house and all...
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forecast i.m.f. spots trouble ahead for the global economy after twenty twenty so up until twenty twenty they're saying things are going to be great and especially in the u.s. they've revised up their forecast for the u.s. up until twenty twenty you know what happens then an election. whether or not donald trump is in jail by then we don't know but if he's not in jail then it looks like he could be reelected based on the i.m.f. forecast who knows what will happen to m s n b c rachel maddow i did some of their minds and more as i've been saying the sense day one of the trump administration that a twenty twenty election victory is high probability and these numbers just underscore that. as being the probable event that we can look forward to in two thousand and twenty when we might have to have a coup the second successful coup in america we've only had one that was in wilmington north carolina the second one might happen because of this the international monetary fund predicted the world's economy str
forecast i.m.f. spots trouble ahead for the global economy after twenty twenty so up until twenty twenty they're saying things are going to be great and especially in the u.s. they've revised up their forecast for the u.s. up until twenty twenty you know what happens then an election. whether or not donald trump is in jail by then we don't know but if he's not in jail then it looks like he could be reelected based on the i.m.f. forecast who knows what will happen to m s n b c rachel maddow i...
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ratios but again the i.m.f. report today pointed out that we will be at one hundred sixteen percent of g.d.p. within five years again on par with where italy is today and approaching by the way what we consider to be def-con one levels in japan really scary thank you for helping us understand it i guess not we thank you now let me ask you has turned out your own. which i know you actually highlighted for us and we appreciate that there's a new study by the german macroeconomic policy as to warns that there's actually a possibility of a recession in germany and there's even another. researcher there it was noted who says that there is a big chance that germany in the next several months maybe move into recession and germany has been the stalwart in the euro zone or what do we make of that in yellow . you know that what was most telling about this particular report was the repair duty with which the tables seem to have turned for germany it was just in the single digit percentage probability in june and now it's u
ratios but again the i.m.f. report today pointed out that we will be at one hundred sixteen percent of g.d.p. within five years again on par with where italy is today and approaching by the way what we consider to be def-con one levels in japan really scary thank you for helping us understand it i guess not we thank you now let me ask you has turned out your own. which i know you actually highlighted for us and we appreciate that there's a new study by the german macroeconomic policy as to...
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economy a boost for now but the i.m.f.also warns that those effects probably where i'll just buy a two thousand and nineteen and then we have the problem as mr over the chief economist of the i.m.f. says the u.s. is currently going through a phase all financial expansion in a time of already full employment so there is the danger of inflation and then there's the question of debts due to the tax cuts plus increased spending do you as that's my it's one hundred percent of g.d.p. within the next ten years that's another concern and then again the question if there will be a food law and trade with china. a lot of people got their eye on that debt clock and then there is that trade let's go back to that because what are the growth expectations for china i know growth numbers are out today and they look quite solid but what about looking forward. you know they look quite solid growth for china and china will probably decelerate from six point nine percent this year to six point six percent that's ok that's no reason for concer
economy a boost for now but the i.m.f.also warns that those effects probably where i'll just buy a two thousand and nineteen and then we have the problem as mr over the chief economist of the i.m.f. says the u.s. is currently going through a phase all financial expansion in a time of already full employment so there is the danger of inflation and then there's the question of debts due to the tax cuts plus increased spending do you as that's my it's one hundred percent of g.d.p. within the next...
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he could be reelected based on the i.m.f. forecast who knows what will happen to m.s.m. b c rachel maddow i consider my eyes and more as i've been saying the sense day one of the trump administration that a twenty twenty election victory is high probability and these numbers just underscore that as being the probable event that we can look forward to in two thousand and twenty when we might have to have a coup the second successful coup in america we've only had one that was in wilmington north carolina the second one might happen because of this the international monetary fund predicted the world's economy strongest upswing says twenty eleven will continue for the next two years but warned of the seeds of his demise may have already been planted the fun on tuesday left its forecast for global growth this year and next to the three point nine percent estimated in january and raise this outlook for the u.s. as republican tax cuts take effect so all those seeds of disaster that they see coming in two thousand and twenty are mostly us based as the tax cuts and debts in the
he could be reelected based on the i.m.f. forecast who knows what will happen to m.s.m. b c rachel maddow i consider my eyes and more as i've been saying the sense day one of the trump administration that a twenty twenty election victory is high probability and these numbers just underscore that as being the probable event that we can look forward to in two thousand and twenty when we might have to have a coup the second successful coup in america we've only had one that was in wilmington north...
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in the i.m.f. what is the you are prime minister talking to we have been doing meeting the i.m.f. certainly knows what is the telling you to do what we need to the i.m.f. quite regularly we are members of course of the i.m.f. we are contributors to that and we get advice and we get what record article for assessment so they come in from gives them the right to tell you what to do don't govern well i don't know if it's you give them right i think they come in and they make suggestions or recommendations or look at the economy let's bear in mind there's a lot of us in the smaller countries we do have. scarcity sometimes of the technical skills and the technical expertise so they come in they have to be invited in and so it's not a question that they impose anything on us we decide of course whether or not we accept in fact we had a program on the stairs you programmed it that the form of government incentives the u.s. had introduced in response to an out of control debt situation and they are not that the pill is any less bitter but they argued quite success was a home grown program
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bankers and finance ministers from the i.m.f. one hundred eighty nine member countries are meeting in washington on the tenth anniversary of the global financial crisis the phone's world economic outlook is optimistic about growth over the next couple of years there warns that aging populations lackluster productivity and the possibility of a global trade war will lead to a downturn so countries in our view should work together to resolve disagreements without using exceptional measures the i.m.f. chief economist named the impulse for protectionism on the inequality that's been an integra feature off globalization however he insists the trading system is not to blame public optimism about the benefits of economic integration has been eroded over time by longstanding trends of job and wage polarization coupled with persistent subpar growth in median wages many households have seen little or no benefit from growth. now these trends in our view are more due to technology than to trade over others argue it's precisely the floor to de
bankers and finance ministers from the i.m.f. one hundred eighty nine member countries are meeting in washington on the tenth anniversary of the global financial crisis the phone's world economic outlook is optimistic about growth over the next couple of years there warns that aging populations lackluster productivity and the possibility of a global trade war will lead to a downturn so countries in our view should work together to resolve disagreements without using exceptional measures the...
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the first shots in a potential trade war have now been fired i.m.f. chief economist maurice feld said in a forward to the fun's outlook reiterating the i.m.f. warning earlier this month that the global trading order is in danger of being torn apart conflict could intensify if isco policies in the united states drive its trade deficit higher without action in europe and asia to reduce surpluses which is quite interesting that he actually mentions that you know europe has germany namely has huge trade surpluses and they've got to do something about it too not just china this was what bretton woods was supposed to solve that they didn't want these trade imbalances not just the huge trade deficit like america has but it was equally as corrupt and inclusive to the global trading system to have massive surpluses like germany and china have safety. wrote this book the bitcoin standard which is now hugely popular in economic circles around the world big coin is proving to be the new gold standard last year in a global period of trade harmony as the globe come
the first shots in a potential trade war have now been fired i.m.f. chief economist maurice feld said in a forward to the fun's outlook reiterating the i.m.f. warning earlier this month that the global trading order is in danger of being torn apart conflict could intensify if isco policies in the united states drive its trade deficit higher without action in europe and asia to reduce surpluses which is quite interesting that he actually mentions that you know europe has germany namely has huge...
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the world of business and economics this week a trade war a real war and rising debt levels why the i.m.f. and the world bank are warning about risks to the global economy also this week why saudi arabia wants world prices back at eighty to one hundred dollars a barrel. plus the end of the castro era of the decades old u.s. economic blockade of cuba is still very much in place. so a trade war and the new cold war are threatening to rip apart the global economy that's the springtime message from the international monetary fund and the world bank soaring debts is also threatening to spoil the party the i.m.f. saying it came in at one hundred sixty four trillion dollars in two thousand and sixteen that's a historic peak the i.m.f. bails out failing economies and tries to create financial stability a wall bank lends to poor and middle income countries together these two united nations institutions aim to raise global living standards but there's danger ahead even if the world economy is projected to grow by three point six percent in twenty eighteen. while the sun is shining not today in wash
the world of business and economics this week a trade war a real war and rising debt levels why the i.m.f. and the world bank are warning about risks to the global economy also this week why saudi arabia wants world prices back at eighty to one hundred dollars a barrel. plus the end of the castro era of the decades old u.s. economic blockade of cuba is still very much in place. so a trade war and the new cold war are threatening to rip apart the global economy that's the springtime message from...
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and speaking of the i.m.f. their analyst reported this week that spain's per capita gross domestic product is now greater than that of rival italy the i.m.f. also projects that within five years spain will be seven percent wealthier than italy essentially reversing their relative economic positions from a decade ago twenty years ago italy's economy was roughly twice the size of spain's italy's per capita g.d.p. is also projected to be by the i.m.f. to fall behind that of the czech republic and slovakia by two thousand and twenty three italy's debt to g.d.p. ratio is the second highest in the eurozone after greece and could become increasingly problematic for the eurozone. food banya fact sure nestle has posted their q one earning statement declaring a profit of twenty one point three billion swiss francs on top of a strong two point eight percent increase in sales overall and a one point two percent growth rate in u.s. sales and while sales grew nicely investors say nestle profits are being held back by low pri
and speaking of the i.m.f. their analyst reported this week that spain's per capita gross domestic product is now greater than that of rival italy the i.m.f. also projects that within five years spain will be seven percent wealthier than italy essentially reversing their relative economic positions from a decade ago twenty years ago italy's economy was roughly twice the size of spain's italy's per capita g.d.p. is also projected to be by the i.m.f. to fall behind that of the czech republic and...
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bankers and finance ministers from the i.m.f. one hundred eighty nine member countries are meeting in washington on the tenth anniversary of the global financial crisis the firm's world economic outlook is optimistic about growth over the next couple of years the aging populations productivity and the possibility of a global trade war will lead to a downturn so countries in our view should work together to resolve disagreements without using exceptional measures the i.m.f. chief economist blamed the impulse for protectionism on the inequality that's been an integral feature of globalization however he insists the trading system is not to blame public optimism about the benefits of economic integration has been eroded over time by longstanding trends of job and wage polarization coupled with persistent subpar growth in median wages many households have little or no benefit from growth. now these trends in your view are more due to technology than to trade over others argue it's precisely the floors decades old economic prescriptio
bankers and finance ministers from the i.m.f. one hundred eighty nine member countries are meeting in washington on the tenth anniversary of the global financial crisis the firm's world economic outlook is optimistic about growth over the next couple of years the aging populations productivity and the possibility of a global trade war will lead to a downturn so countries in our view should work together to resolve disagreements without using exceptional measures the i.m.f. chief economist...
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two thousand and one to twenty five point five trillion and twenty sixteen and was described by the i.m.f. as the driving force behind the increase in global debts accounting for three quarters of the rise and private sector debt in the past decade think of those numbers and remember that we're just talking about the housing bubble in toronto vancouver. los angeles new york a lot of it was driven by chinese money but you're going into this against some mad debt accumulators one point seven trillion in two thousand and one to fifteen years later twenty five point five trillion so you're competing against that debt pile and this is what's causing all these housing bubbles as well so the way that these countries are fighting global inequality is to give themselves financial. debt to consume them. their bodies are eaten away by the disease that is over indebtedness and then when they're completely gone and they're dead themselves out of existence the remaining countries will be like we bought gold china and russia are buying gold as a mining gold remind all this like a three little piggies to
two thousand and one to twenty five point five trillion and twenty sixteen and was described by the i.m.f. as the driving force behind the increase in global debts accounting for three quarters of the rise and private sector debt in the past decade think of those numbers and remember that we're just talking about the housing bubble in toronto vancouver. los angeles new york a lot of it was driven by chinese money but you're going into this against some mad debt accumulators one point seven...
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two thousand and one to twenty five point five trillion and twenty sixteen and was described by the i.m.f. as the driving force behind the increase in global debts accounting for three quarters of the rise and private sector debt in the past decade think of those numbers and remember that we're just talking about the housing bubble in toronto vancouver. los angeles new york a lot of it was driven by chinese money but you're going into this against some mad debt accumulators one point seven trillion in two thousand and one to fifteen years later twenty five point five trillion so you're competing against that debt pile and this is what's causing all these housing bubbles as well so the way that these countries are fighting global inequalities is to give themselves financial you bola . debt to consume them. their bodies are eaten away by the disease that is over indebtedness and then when they are completely gone and they have dead themselves out of existence the remaining countries will be like we bought gold china and russia are buying gold as i find gold remind all the cycle three little
two thousand and one to twenty five point five trillion and twenty sixteen and was described by the i.m.f. as the driving force behind the increase in global debts accounting for three quarters of the rise and private sector debt in the past decade think of those numbers and remember that we're just talking about the housing bubble in toronto vancouver. los angeles new york a lot of it was driven by chinese money but you're going into this against some mad debt accumulators one point seven...
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and a brief while ago i spoke to a washington correspondent costs and fun nominee outside the i.m.f. where the spring meetings and taking place and i asked him how close the e.u. is to being granted that permanent tariff exemption. we're hearing it's still difficult yes to all of shoulders the german finance minister and vice chancellor said he was optimistic that a solution could be followed that there would be up. permanent exemption for the europeans from those tariffs today he sounded a bit more cautious again saying he didn't know if that would happen by the time the temporary exceptions run out at the end of april so we don't know simply what's going on talks on the way you mentioned the chance of the she would come to washington next week also french president mccrone will be here next week and what the europeans tried to point out all the time is this is an issue where europe is united of course because trade is the affair of the e.u. and they make this point to the american counterparts and all of shoals told us today he had the impression that his american counterparts were
and a brief while ago i spoke to a washington correspondent costs and fun nominee outside the i.m.f. where the spring meetings and taking place and i asked him how close the e.u. is to being granted that permanent tariff exemption. we're hearing it's still difficult yes to all of shoulders the german finance minister and vice chancellor said he was optimistic that a solution could be followed that there would be up. permanent exemption for the europeans from those tariffs today he sounded a bit...
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two thousand and one to twenty five point five trillion and twenty sixteen and was described by the i.m.f. as the driving force behind the increase in global debt accounting for three quarters of the rise and private sector debt in the past decade think of those numbers and remember that we're just talking about the housing bubble in toronto vancouver. los angeles new york a lot of it was driven by chinese money but you're going into this against some mad debt accumulators one point seven trillion in two thousand and one to fifteen years later twenty five point five trillion so you're competing against that pile and this is what's causing all these housing bubbles as well.
two thousand and one to twenty five point five trillion and twenty sixteen and was described by the i.m.f. as the driving force behind the increase in global debt accounting for three quarters of the rise and private sector debt in the past decade think of those numbers and remember that we're just talking about the housing bubble in toronto vancouver. los angeles new york a lot of it was driven by chinese money but you're going into this against some mad debt accumulators one point seven...
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is also projected to be by the i.m.f. to fall behind that of the czech republic and slovakia by two thousand and twenty three italy's debt to g.d.p. ratio is the second highest in the eurozone after greece and could become increasingly problematic for the eurozone. food manufacturer nestle has posted their q one earning statement declaring a profit of twenty one point three billion swiss francs on top of a strong two point eight percent increase in sales overall and a one point two percent growth rate in u.s. sales and while sales grew nicely investors say nestle profits are being held back by low prices meanwhile nestle and twenty three other chocolate trading manufacturing companies have made an agreement with the nations of the ivory coast and gonna to make cocoa cultivation more sustainable and prevent cocoa planting and protected areas illegal planting as harmed ivory coast forest home to rare endangered animal species including chimpanzees and the pygmy hippopotamus. the english premier league is one of the most wel
is also projected to be by the i.m.f. to fall behind that of the czech republic and slovakia by two thousand and twenty three italy's debt to g.d.p. ratio is the second highest in the eurozone after greece and could become increasingly problematic for the eurozone. food manufacturer nestle has posted their q one earning statement declaring a profit of twenty one point three billion swiss francs on top of a strong two point eight percent increase in sales overall and a one point two percent...
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said yesterday ok unfortunately we're going to have to leave it there i want to ask you about the i.m.f. as well they've been warnings of course about this trade war and its effects on global growth but cost will have to get back to you at a later stage so things have told the news agency is the german police are holding porsches head of power train development on remand they say you can as the rest is related to inquiries into emissions manipulation and that he's considered a flight risk and it was the man in charge of potions engine division when the diesel gate scandal broke in twenty fifteen the arrest followed thursday's rate of several properties linked to three executives at the fox talking subsidiary. germany's not keen on forking out even more money to deepen european integration but chancellor angela merkel does appear open to compromise over her french counterparts reform plants cause idea is a lofty and could cost a lot but he's fighting this reform battle on two fronts abroad as well as at home . french riot police raid a university in paris they're trying to force out doze
said yesterday ok unfortunately we're going to have to leave it there i want to ask you about the i.m.f. as well they've been warnings of course about this trade war and its effects on global growth but cost will have to get back to you at a later stage so things have told the news agency is the german police are holding porsches head of power train development on remand they say you can as the rest is related to inquiries into emissions manipulation and that he's considered a flight risk and...
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two thousand and one to twenty five point five trillion and twenty sixteen and was described by the i.m.f. as the driving force behind the increase in global debt accounting for three quarters of the rise and private sector debt in the past decade think of those numbers and remember that we're just talking about the housing bubble in toronto vancouver. los angeles new york a lot of it was driven by chinese money but you're going into this against some mad debt accumulators one point seven trillion in two thousand and one to fifteen years later twenty five point five trillion so you're competing against that debt pile and this is what's causing all these housing bubbles as well so the way that these countries are fighting global inequality is to give themselves financial bola and allowing debt to consume them so their bodies are eaten away by the disease that is over indebtedness and then when they're completely gone and they are dead themselves out of existence the remaining countries will be like we bought gold china and russia are buying gold as i find gold remind all this like a three
two thousand and one to twenty five point five trillion and twenty sixteen and was described by the i.m.f. as the driving force behind the increase in global debt accounting for three quarters of the rise and private sector debt in the past decade think of those numbers and remember that we're just talking about the housing bubble in toronto vancouver. los angeles new york a lot of it was driven by chinese money but you're going into this against some mad debt accumulators one point seven...
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corporate debt continues to rise we talked about christine lagarde and the previous episode of the i.m.f. you know they came out with their world economic outlook we did refer to that recently but here's some of the data about how much debt there is now in the world since we were last here i am a sounds the alarm on global debt warns the united states stands out when looking at the big picture needless to say it's all about the u.s. china and japan these three countries alone accounted for half of the one hundred sixty four trillion dollars in global debt and private sector debt and speaking again to china its debt surge from one point seven trillion dollars in two thousand and one to twenty five point five trillion and twenty sixteen and was described by the i.m.f. as the driving force behind the increase in global debts accounting for three quarters of the rise and private sector debt in the past decade think of those numbers and remember that we're just talking about the housing bubble in toronto vancouver. los angeles new york a lot of it was driven by chinese money but you're going
corporate debt continues to rise we talked about christine lagarde and the previous episode of the i.m.f. you know they came out with their world economic outlook we did refer to that recently but here's some of the data about how much debt there is now in the world since we were last here i am a sounds the alarm on global debt warns the united states stands out when looking at the big picture needless to say it's all about the u.s. china and japan these three countries alone accounted for half...
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because the i.m.f. is in the picture and there are sort of safeguards for further good behavior and grace that greece is going to stay on course and not turn back to its lovely old ways if i may say so and so the i.m.f. says greece can pay back this huge man enough debt we're talking about two hundred forty billion at the moment and at the same time and this is a small country was a small economy and at the same time sort of produced growth and sort of feed its population and and become sustainable so the problem is that germany says we can't tell all taxpayers this money is gone it's been thrown away and on the other hand if you look at the figures everybody in the economic world says no some of this money needs to be some out wiped out you know the solution lies in some sort of repayment mechanism that is quite subtle greece can pay back as much money as it earns if gross is better they pay but more growth sort of goes down they pay a bit less that's the french solution what paris has sort of that the
because the i.m.f. is in the picture and there are sort of safeguards for further good behavior and grace that greece is going to stay on course and not turn back to its lovely old ways if i may say so and so the i.m.f. says greece can pay back this huge man enough debt we're talking about two hundred forty billion at the moment and at the same time and this is a small country was a small economy and at the same time sort of produced growth and sort of feed its population and and become...
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of leaders representing two point four billion people actually like we talked to one premier about i.m.f. imperialism cambridge analytic i assume is and the tourism a deportation scandal plus the public are absolutely despise that type of behavior from where. it takes place despicable behavior in britain's house of commons all this of all coming up on today's going underground but first this week marks nearly fifty years since ever more violent u.s. bombing in vietnam sparked protests across the united states with images of veterans discarding their medals to fight a war that would go on to kill millions somebody brought her heart medal in a country that doesn't mean anything but pretty medal. so i got a medal. so i got a medal i got a purple heart army commendation medal. national. guard that doesn't mean our. now from south america just syria the u.s. and nato nations continue to practice what our next guest describes as international gangsterism he fought in the vietnam war and ever since its fourth against new liberal interventionism by nato nations right around the world joining me
of leaders representing two point four billion people actually like we talked to one premier about i.m.f. imperialism cambridge analytic i assume is and the tourism a deportation scandal plus the public are absolutely despise that type of behavior from where. it takes place despicable behavior in britain's house of commons all this of all coming up on today's going underground but first this week marks nearly fifty years since ever more violent u.s. bombing in vietnam sparked protests across...
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six months looking into the future many factors in new york are not so optimistic but actually the i.m.f. who is also meeting in washington d.c. well there they've revised their forecast to look more optimistic for u.s. growth they've increased the u.s. growth rate for twenty eighteen by point two percent so they're saying everything's looking good through twenty twenty through the next elections but we're going to get to that in the next episode this episode i want to focus on the tax cuts so who's right the empire meant state manufacturing survey or they i.m.f. well wage growth well short of what was promised from tax reform the latest employment situation report from the bureau of labor statistics shows weekly employee earnings have grown seventy five dollars since tax reform passed well short of the four thousand to nine thousand dollars annual increases projected by president and house speaker paul ryan so the tax passage basically americans have seen on average six dollars and twenty one cents increase in their weekly earnings which obviously falls it's like three hundred twenty th
six months looking into the future many factors in new york are not so optimistic but actually the i.m.f. who is also meeting in washington d.c. well there they've revised their forecast to look more optimistic for u.s. growth they've increased the u.s. growth rate for twenty eighteen by point two percent so they're saying everything's looking good through twenty twenty through the next elections but we're going to get to that in the next episode this episode i want to focus on the tax cuts so...
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six months looking into the future many factors in new york are not so optimistic but actually the i.m.f. who is also meeting in washington d.c. well there they've revised their forecast to look more optimistic for u.s. growth they've increased the u.s. growth rate for twenty eighteen by point two percent so they're saying everything's looking good through twenty twenty through the next elections but we're going to get to that in the next episode this episode i want to focus on the tax cuts so who's right the empire meant state manufacturing survey or they i.m.f. well wage growth well short of what was promised from tax reform the latest employment situation report from the bureau of labor statistics shows weekly employee earnings have grown seventy five dollars since tax reform passed well short of the four thousand to nine thousand dollars annual increases projected by president and house speaker paul ryan so the tax passage basically americans have seen on average six dollars and twenty one cents increase in their weekly earnings which obviously falls it's like three hundred twenty th
six months looking into the future many factors in new york are not so optimistic but actually the i.m.f. who is also meeting in washington d.c. well there they've revised their forecast to look more optimistic for u.s. growth they've increased the u.s. growth rate for twenty eighteen by point two percent so they're saying everything's looking good through twenty twenty through the next elections but we're going to get to that in the next episode this episode i want to focus on the tax cuts so...
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so the outlook is quite upbeat at least in the short term reason it was a case of good cop bad cop i.m.f. chief christine legarde focusing on crumbling business confidence a gloomy projections while world bank president jim yong kim saw the current climate as an opportunity to spread the money around. the challenge now is to ensure that strong growth will translate into inclusive growth so that the benefits of global economic integration are enjoyed by all members of society but the ongoing china u.s. trade and lackluster productivity could ruin the upswing by as soon as twenty twenty lagarde warned earlier and then there's this. global debt is at an all time high it stand it stands at one hundred and sixty four trillion dollars which is two hundred twenty five percent of g.d.p. of which the private sector accounts for two third public debt in advanced economies is at levels not seen since the second world war the two lenders are clear short term the global economy is looking up but without immediate action stagnation and instability lie ahead the on the next couple of years. georgia the
so the outlook is quite upbeat at least in the short term reason it was a case of good cop bad cop i.m.f. chief christine legarde focusing on crumbling business confidence a gloomy projections while world bank president jim yong kim saw the current climate as an opportunity to spread the money around. the challenge now is to ensure that strong growth will translate into inclusive growth so that the benefits of global economic integration are enjoyed by all members of society but the ongoing...
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and every four ago i spoke to our washington correspondent constant fun naaman outside the i.m.f. where the spring meetings with the world bank been taking place and i asked him how close the e.u. is to be granted the permanent tariff exemption. well we're hearing that it's still difficult yes they all off shoulders the german finance minister and vice chancellor said he was optimistic that a solution could be found that there would be a permanent exemption for the europeans from those tariffs today he sounded a bit more cautious again saying he didn't know if that would happen by the time the temporary exceptions run olive at the end of april so we don't know simply what's going on talks on the way you mentioned the chance of the she would come to washington next week also french president mccrone will be here next week and what the europeans tried to point out all the time is this is an issue where europe is united of course because trade is the affair of the e.u. and they make this point to the american counterparts and all of shoals told us today he had the impression that his
and every four ago i spoke to our washington correspondent constant fun naaman outside the i.m.f. where the spring meetings with the world bank been taking place and i asked him how close the e.u. is to be granted the permanent tariff exemption. well we're hearing that it's still difficult yes they all off shoulders the german finance minister and vice chancellor said he was optimistic that a solution could be found that there would be a permanent exemption for the europeans from those tariffs...