Maria,
toivottavasti näit Naomi Kleinin dokumentin Friedmanin oppien ja niitä levittävien Chicagon-poikien tuhoista.
Hiljaiseksi pisti.

Yksinkertaistaen voisi sanoa että kansainväliset rahoitusmarkkinat toimivat kuin suomalainen maatalous jo kymmenet vuodet, toimitaan kuten yritys mutta riskin toteutuessa tai hinnoittelun pettäessä tulos on taattu jonkun muun kuin yritysriskin kautta.

Asia vaan ei ole niin yksinkertainen vaan siihen liitty monimutkainen domino-ominaisuus (siis ei se keksi vaan peli). Yksinkertaistettu ratkaisu voi olla niin Tobinin vero kuin kansainvälisissä varainsiirroissa (transaktioissa) perittävä esim. puolen promillen "vero" joka menisi EU:ssa suunnitellun kaltaiseen törppöilyrahastoon ja kun sieltä maksettaisiin korvauksia niin töppäilijän vero nousisi esim kymmenkertaiseksi. Pankit ja muut rahalaitokset ryhtyisivät varmasti tarkemmiksi vaikka maksu olisi promilleluokkaa. Tärkin ominaisuus olisi ettei maksajana olisi tavallinen palkansaaja ja pienyritykset joilla ei ole tän taivaallista tekemistä näiden nykyisten rahoituskriisien kanssa, mitä nyt mahdollisena maksajana.

Tässä myös nähdään miten globaalimaailma toimii, pahimmillaan yksi ei ole vastuussa mistään mutta kaikki ovat vastuussa kaikista.

Kun nyt rahasta kerran puhutaan niin miksi Lisäbudjetissa annetaan mamuille (eli elintasopakolaisille) lisää 30,4 Meur?

Joka lisäbudjetista näyttää löytyvän kultamunille lisää rahaa, tuolla muuten olisi pelastanut 15 reumasairaalaa, mutta kun priorisoidaan, niin pääasiassa Suomalaisten käyttämä sairaala saa tietenkin kokea kohtalonsa.....

Mitä v*ttua jälleen kerran?
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