Comments on: Governments Are Searching For Solutions To The Credit Crunch http://crossick.blogactiv.eu/2008/09/30/governments-are-searching-for-solutions-to-the-credit-crunch/ Rated 6th most influential EU blog by Waggener Edstrom. European of British nationality, for nearly 30 years Bruxellois. Deep believer in the principle of 'mutuality' and Monnet's axiom "Thought cannot be divorced from action", equivalent to Wang Yangming's "Zhixingheyi". Wed, 14 Dec 2011 11:31:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: krrisjon http://crossick.blogactiv.eu/2008/09/30/governments-are-searching-for-solutions-to-the-credit-crunch/#comment-1071 krrisjon Wed, 29 Oct 2008 09:22:44 +0000 http://crossick.blogactiv.eu/2008/09/30/governments-are-searching-for-solutions-to-the-credit-crunch/#comment-1071 hahaha... Here is some more stuff about <a href="http://www.creditsolutions.co.uk/" rel="nofollow">debt consolidation</a> hahaha… Here is some more stuff about debt consolidation

]]> By: selena http://crossick.blogactiv.eu/2008/09/30/governments-are-searching-for-solutions-to-the-credit-crunch/#comment-759 selena Thu, 02 Oct 2008 10:30:57 +0000 http://crossick.blogactiv.eu/2008/09/30/governments-are-searching-for-solutions-to-the-credit-crunch/#comment-759 The recent housing bubble has really caused a global meltdown. Default in payments have increased due to increasing crdit offering to even weaker sections. You are right when you say: today the private banker is also selling a commodity. The recent housing bubble has really caused a global meltdown. Default in payments have increased due to increasing crdit offering to even weaker sections. You are right when you say: today the private banker is also selling a commodity.

]]> By: jackieh http://crossick.blogactiv.eu/2008/09/30/governments-are-searching-for-solutions-to-the-credit-crunch/#comment-754 jackieh Wed, 01 Oct 2008 16:16:57 +0000 http://crossick.blogactiv.eu/2008/09/30/governments-are-searching-for-solutions-to-the-credit-crunch/#comment-754 <p><em>"[...] ecological limitations to the growth of absolute global human population numbers [...]"</em> (Steven Earl Salmony): concering the decrease in worldwide fertility rate, and its consequences (or lack of them) on the overall world population growth, the following links might be a good place to start:</p> <p>www.worldwatch.org/node/5649</p> <p>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_population</p> <p>news.mongabay.com/2005/0502-rhett_butler.html</p> <p>(sorry for the non-clickable links, but "http" mentions are blocked in order to avoid comment spamming)</p> “[...] ecological limitations to the growth of absolute global human population numbers [...]“ (Steven Earl Salmony): concering the decrease in worldwide fertility rate, and its consequences (or lack of them) on the overall world population growth, the following links might be a good place to start:

http://www.worldwatch.org/node/5649

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_population

news.mongabay.com/2005/0502-rhett_butler.html

(sorry for the non-clickable links, but “http” mentions are blocked in order to avoid comment spamming)

]]> By: jackieh http://crossick.blogactiv.eu/2008/09/30/governments-are-searching-for-solutions-to-the-credit-crunch/#comment-752 jackieh Wed, 01 Oct 2008 15:52:13 +0000 http://crossick.blogactiv.eu/2008/09/30/governments-are-searching-for-solutions-to-the-credit-crunch/#comment-752 <p>Well, yes...</p> <p><em>"Bring Back Some Sound Common Sense Into Banking And Business Practice"</em> should be the slogan to adopt these days. I think that some basic common sense has obviously been lost by some people, among which the age-old wisdom of "good family father management", which says that you cannot spend more then you earn otherwise you just run into catastrophe...</p> Well, yes…

“Bring Back Some Sound Common Sense Into Banking And Business Practice” should be the slogan to adopt these days. I think that some basic common sense has obviously been lost by some people, among which the age-old wisdom of “good family father management”, which says that you cannot spend more then you earn otherwise you just run into catastrophe…

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