she applied for a food ration card. they may not exist if the world trade organization has its way. if we get 20 kilogram of grain, it's $10. if we have the card we get it for $2.50. >> the wto is trying to negotiate a world-wide trade deal. that means many countries cutting food subsidies. how much subsidies is a debate rich companies are having with developing ones. four years ago when food subsidies were threatened farmers from india came to new delhi. the indian government stood firm. the pressure is on india and 30 other nations in asia and africa to come into line and cut the help given to the farming industry and poor consumers. the indian government adopted a law guaranteeing two-thirds of poor people 5 kilograms of rice a month. the program could cost the government $20 billion, it's far above the current limits set. developed countries want those limits. >> we have millions that go bed hungry and don't have one square meal a day. until that happens, i can't see the issue of subsidies going, and the world trade organization should not pressurise national government. >> the

leaves a family $10 for all other essentials and food subsidies is a lifeline and applied for a food ration cardy soon may not exist if the world trade organization has its way. >> translator: if we get 20 we will get it for $10 but if we have the cards we can get the same amount for $2.5. >> translator: the wto is trying to negotiate its first worldwide trade deal and includes countries cutting their food subsidies and how much should be given to poor consumers and producers are what they are talking about including with india. when they were threatened farmers came to new deli to talk to the wto and they were firm against the developed world but now the pressure is on india and up to 30 other nations in asia and africa to come into line and cut the help they give to the farming industry and poor consumers. earlier this year the indian government adopted a law that guarantees two thirds of poor people, five kilograms of rice per month and they subsidize the program up to 600 million people and could cost the government $20 billion a year and that is far above the current limit set by the wto. d

she has applied for a government food ration card and soon may not exist if the world trade organizationts way. >> translator: we will get it for $10. but if we have the cards we can get the same amount of it for $2 1/2. >> translator: wto is trying to negotiate the first worldwide trade deal and means countries cutting food subsidies and how much should be given to poor consumers and consumers is the debate rich countries are having with developing ones including india. and violence across india came to new deli to vent the anger at wto and the indian government stood firm against the developed world and now the pressure is on india and up to 30 other nations to come into line and cut the help they give to the farming industry and poor consumers. earlier this year the indian government adopted a law that guarantees two thirds of poor people five kilograms of rice per month and say the subsidized program up to 600 million people could cost the government $20 billion a year and that is far above the current limit set by the wto. developed countries want those limits respected and that wor

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huge gift card or even an envelope filled with cash feels it's great because you can do whatever you want. you lose the critical link between you and the other person. >> being overly rationalas trying to tell luke earlier. if you want to give someone power, you can hand them an envelope full of cash but that's very strange. >> give me the home depot gift card. >> that's something i was thinking about. traditionally for hanukkah, not a big holiday for -- bigger holidays on the jewish calendar. they would give cash and that was considered to your point, weird. hanukkah uses more gifts than get -- >> it might be a gender thing where women appreciate the thoughtfulness and men are like, just give me money. >> are there gender and cultural differences in terms of what sort of gifts we like to give and what we like to receive or is it basically human nature? >> there absolutely are cultural differences for sure and what is an appropriate gift and not an appropriate gift. even in how often you're supposed to give gifts, every time you go to somebody's house, only on someone's birthday? we see huge var yigs around the world. but what tends to be a real key predictor of how good a

make excuses or rationalize when it comes to breaking the law i think is wrong but like marx said the reality in which we live as they get crony capitalism. or get out of jail free card how do we change how do we change it well it all comes down to the individual when there is enough groundswell outrage and backlash by ordinary citizens then something is going to change so we've got to get out of the streets i think that's what the occupy movement was all about was you know down with the occupy but i didn't say i was with the occupy movement i'm with i'm with the dutch marist martin movement ok basically saying you know it's all up to the individual my thing is this if it adversely affects me then yes i'm going to say something ok not to minimize it but way saying i asked our country yeah exactly and people should be out of their homes absolute force is their suicides this probably you know child abuse there are even homicides and there's a hole in some of these banks just horrible and jamie diamond is still pulling down you know millions of dollars a week i mean or a month there what is that like marx that is that crony capitalism and unfortunately at least in this