Is the Global Economy on the Verge of Another Meltdown?

YILMAZ AKYÜZ: From the US to Europe, from China to Brazil, the indications are that if current policies don't change, another major recession is likely

[clearasvodka]

The chickens have to come home to roost at some point. Excessive money printing and stimulus programs never work in the long run. Time is running thin...

[nuhalao]

Basically, the developing countries have to developing in other for the developed countries to maintain there standard of living. Their commodities must never be nationalized and their banks policies must never be in their control, but in the control of privately owned businesses.

[burnindownthehouse]

I still think the chance of a global economic meltdown happening any time in the near future is slim. Nations keep producing and people keep buying. Consumers here especially in the U.S. have been buying. So I don't see any type of reversal. I don't think consumers in the U.S. and around the world will slow their consumption down.

[DynV]

this contributor sound very knowledgeable. of course, without deeper explanations or referrals, it's hard to get an idea.

[turbotrana]

This guy was great. At least this interviewer does a good job of not butting in, unlike some

[CrazyKraut]

that is the point of trn to get to the facts without spinning them when they interview someone they do it with a serious journalistic effort

[brodman]

ahhh, i wish i could understand what he is talking about

[wanst]

What are u talking about !! i dont understand !!

[pierrefrederick]

This guy is one of the best sleeping pill I've experienced

[Christopher]

why is the West in a financial recession when? Explain, what have you learned in school?