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there is a debt crisis in europe that is threatening america. we have the best performing of the developed world economies, but it's not doing good enough. one of the major threats to that would be the crisis in europe. i support what the administration and federal reserve have done to deal with that, and that includes support for the imf. >> the chair now recognizes the chairman of the subcommittee on international monetary policy and trade for three minutes. the gentleman from california, mr. miller. >> thank you, mr. chairman. secretary, it's good to have you here today. it's been a while since we've seen you. senator bernard has been very informative and helpful to us. there's just a concern today. i know you recall when we went through our crisis that europe was very cautious in staying over there and that was an american problem. we're very cautious in that way too. the imf has been very good in giving technical advice an direction on what they should do to resolve their exposure to the european crisis, but we're concerned that it's not tr
there is a debt crisis in europe that is threatening america. we have the best performing of the developed world economies, but it's not doing good enough. one of the major threats to that would be the crisis in europe. i support what the administration and federal reserve have done to deal with that, and that includes support for the imf. >> the chair now recognizes the chairman of the subcommittee on international monetary policy and trade for three minutes. the gentleman from...
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and that's true for all of the europe mean countries, europe, some of them have not recognized it yet but in a world economy we're all small. and therefore the european union s the last six years that i have spent on the economic council of europe made it very clear that european corporation is the most efficient way that we have to deal with our problems. let us remember that asia was very bad in '97, '98 with its crisis and came out with, and everybody was then saying that the imf was doing the wrong thing and killing growth. but then asia grow for 5, 6% per year of the years to come. and if europe are now doing the right thing when it comes to improving its growth prospects and there are very courageous decisions taken in italy, spain and greece, it is very clear when the ocd assessed structural reforms that it is the european countries that are now coming forward with deep structural reforms. so i would guess that the growth prospect for europe for the next ten years are better than the last ten years. the fiscal side is already going in the right direction. if this is like it was
and that's true for all of the europe mean countries, europe, some of them have not recognized it yet but in a world economy we're all small. and therefore the european union s the last six years that i have spent on the economic council of europe made it very clear that european corporation is the most efficient way that we have to deal with our problems. let us remember that asia was very bad in '97, '98 with its crisis and came out with, and everybody was then saying that the imf was doing...
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and china turns its growing might towards the arctic as the country's prime minister tools europe seeking support for beijing's membership in the council but china's bid to enter the fight for the energy resources has a member nations. that's it for me in the news team for the moment more news stories in half an hour from now in the meantime the trial of norwegian mass killer and his brave it currently underway in oslo has inevitably brought back memories of last year's shocking attack but have any lessons been learned. asks this question both crosstalk. can. start. to. flow in welcome across the concrete a little insane or a murderous frightening fanatic this is what a norwegian court must determine in the wake of last year's massacre of seventy seven people and his bravery clearly holds extremist ideas and is a narcissist but when one strips away his extremism much of what he has to say can be found in conservative media all through the western world when it comes to multiculturalism what is really on trial here. the case. to cross out the case in norway i'm joined by rachel martin in p
and china turns its growing might towards the arctic as the country's prime minister tools europe seeking support for beijing's membership in the council but china's bid to enter the fight for the energy resources has a member nations. that's it for me in the news team for the moment more news stories in half an hour from now in the meantime the trial of norwegian mass killer and his brave it currently underway in oslo has inevitably brought back memories of last year's shocking attack but have...
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europe for europe for. europe for the brain curves europe for trade with europe for. business oh he's it europe of cities of europe of social rights and the rest of the continents watching to knowing that whoever its next partner is a honeymoon phase is out of the question. sylvia archie brussels. the i.m.f. here is on plan however still needs eighty billion dollars more and the hope is that a fast growing countries known as the brics were up will make up the shortfall russia has pledged billion u.s. dollars bought a long way the rest of the emerging economies once a greater say in how it spanned meeting today in washington ministers from the group of twenty industrialized nations will focus on their funding brazil russia china india and south africa are expected to come up with the eighty billion but ask for a bigger sway over the international bank. president christine legarde was optimistic that a compromise would be reached but commenting on the plan of vestment advisor patrick young doesn't have much faith a move will help save the euro zone. this is absolutely a
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and in europe. do you see demand picking up maybe by the end of the year, that you will bring back some of that production and what would any of that mean for additional jobs at ail he would with a? >> well, the closure of the facilities was really not that much driven by the demand picture, but more driven by our strategic strategy, and that is to be more competitive also in what we call our upstream business where we make the metal, where we refine the boxite and turn it into alumina. and there we are coming down on the cost curve which make us more competitive and more sound to also withstand volatility, whatever the market would bring there. we have been shutting down 530 town tons of smelting capacity and last week we announced we're doing the same thing on the refining side. 330 tons. this is one of the reactions how we're going to get more competitive. there's also something on the positive side. we're increasing our volumes on those facilities where we are highly cost competitive. that's the
and in europe. do you see demand picking up maybe by the end of the year, that you will bring back some of that production and what would any of that mean for additional jobs at ail he would with a? >> well, the closure of the facilities was really not that much driven by the demand picture, but more driven by our strategic strategy, and that is to be more competitive also in what we call our upstream business where we make the metal, where we refine the boxite and turn it into alumina....
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and europe. but even in advance of that, we have been working very hard to explain to our european counterparts that once a company makes a commitment or an industry makes a commitment to one of these enforceable codes of conduct, that in the united states, that has the force of law. it is an agreement that's binding on the companies. it is an agreement that is enforceable by the federal trade commission under the statute we propose we would also seek to have those agreements enforceable by state attorneys general. we certainly think that one of the critical privacy protection questions, particularly in the commercial context, is to find a way to reduce the barriers that we have today between the united states and europe in the way that services that use personal information are governed. i want to just close with a final word from the president that's in the introduction to the consumer privacy bill of rights that we released. he said, one thing should be clear, even though we live in a world in
and europe. but even in advance of that, we have been working very hard to explain to our european counterparts that once a company makes a commitment or an industry makes a commitment to one of these enforceable codes of conduct, that in the united states, that has the force of law. it is an agreement that's binding on the companies. it is an agreement that is enforceable by the federal trade commission under the statute we propose we would also seek to have those agreements enforceable by...
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swedish people all know europe. there is no europe indian is no europe and it's open is a word. i want just friends to restore it's a suffering to i want french people to decide for themselves. goal. minister says when you decide friends decide for yourself based on what you're saying do you want out of the euro or do you want out of europe altogether from europe and to change europe i like europe france is not able to do alone everything i want to cooperates i want this europe but they want i don't want a europe where there is twenty percent and we are not been elected like in soviet union before for exactly the same mind they know for people. never been elected. there are often curriculum. and inference of phantom surely interest in the decidedly thing it's not possible anymore and now you're arguing against evils of the free market so to speak but the world has moved forward in terms of globalization but you think it's a bit too late at this point that it's moved to progress stuff forward a little too much to take that step backwards the world is globally is global there is g
swedish people all know europe. there is no europe indian is no europe and it's open is a word. i want just friends to restore it's a suffering to i want french people to decide for themselves. goal. minister says when you decide friends decide for yourself based on what you're saying do you want out of the euro or do you want out of europe altogether from europe and to change europe i like europe france is not able to do alone everything i want to cooperates i want this europe but they want i...
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europe for. business oh he's it a europe of cities or a europe of social rights and the rest of the continents watching too knowing that whoever its next partner is a honeymoon phase is out of the question tess are still here r t brussels. and there with a use future of the uncertainty the i.m.f. chief has now set a goal to protect the world from europe christine legarde wants to erect a four hundred billion dollar financial wall around the block the plan however is short by roughly eighteen billion dollars with hopes that the fast growing countries rick's group will be able to plug the hole will russia china india and south africa are ready to lend a helping hand but only for a bigger say over the international bank meeting today in washington ministers from the group of twenty in just realise nations will focus on that funding but investment advisor patrick young doesn't have much faith a move for help to save the eurozone in any way and. this is absolutely a cataclysm for the euro zone there i
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so when the markets in europe didn't sell off and europe rallied, all those people dumping the stocks of big international companies based here because of their tie-ins with europe and the euro, they got caught flat-footed. they got caught on the wrong side of the train. see, they had gotten complacent about how bad europe is. and who can blame them? if you know, for example, european banks are the shraon epperson center of the downturn, then why not bet against our banks? yeah, should a minneapolis-based bank trade with spain? well, it does. a trade that has worked tends to keep working until people get their heads handed to them. there's an adage for you. if you know big product companies are about to report starting with j&j tomorrow and you know europe has been weak, you're able ta short stocks with impunity. that's what people have been doing. but the failure, the failure of europe to decline this morning and the rebound of the euro set up a chain reaction where the money managers who have been leaning against our financial center consumer package goods, they got their bell rung!
so when the markets in europe didn't sell off and europe rallied, all those people dumping the stocks of big international companies based here because of their tie-ins with europe and the euro, they got caught flat-footed. they got caught on the wrong side of the train. see, they had gotten complacent about how bad europe is. and who can blame them? if you know, for example, european banks are the shraon epperson center of the downturn, then why not bet against our banks? yeah, should a...
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investors have tried to shrug off what's happening in europe, and just looking at u.s. corporate possibility and earnings, but it's really hard to do that when the news flow and data are universally weak out of europe. at some point there's a blow back. the fed and investors are worried about the blowback of the european crisis on to the u.s. and u.s. is sovereign as well, so it bears watching. >> susie: so what kind of investment strategy are you recommending for your clients? stick with u.s. stoktss. diversify in international. what's your allocation on bonds versus equities? what are you telling investors? >> two areas of focus. one is emerging markets. secular growth in emerging markets, not developing markets. and we want to invest in equities there, and particularly in on a secular basis into emerging marjts and secondly, since the world still is filled with uncertainty, it's about yield, breath, and carry, and that takes you into fixed income. not treasuries necessarily, but corporate bonds and other instrument that is actually have a yield to it, and on the equ
investors have tried to shrug off what's happening in europe, and just looking at u.s. corporate possibility and earnings, but it's really hard to do that when the news flow and data are universally weak out of europe. at some point there's a blow back. the fed and investors are worried about the blowback of the european crisis on to the u.s. and u.s. is sovereign as well, so it bears watching. >> susie: so what kind of investment strategy are you recommending for your clients? stick...
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against europe as an idea but against this particular kind of europe and of course there is room corporate civility within europe and things can change whoever's elected president. in may. but last month of course he threatened to pull out of the e.u.'s border free zone to stop the flow of illegal immigrants it's one of the cornerstones really have an opening here at so it baffles apart will the e.u. crumble with it just briefly mr korea well the e.u. would crumble but i think it's once again it's a. strange appeal to people who focus on immigration and so once you have he's playing games with the well hireable murder that took place in toulouse a few weeks ago. piers as a tow guy. stops immigration first is not doing it second no one in europe could agree to a drastic change of changing and all it was basically. seems to be losing. professor pier ground parking to us live from paris thanks for that you . know france britain has itself as the country of liberty equality and fraternity yet one in ten there feel increasingly isolated the country is one of them which mr go down was talking ab
against europe as an idea but against this particular kind of europe and of course there is room corporate civility within europe and things can change whoever's elected president. in may. but last month of course he threatened to pull out of the e.u.'s border free zone to stop the flow of illegal immigrants it's one of the cornerstones really have an opening here at so it baffles apart will the e.u. crumble with it just briefly mr korea well the e.u. would crumble but i think it's once again...
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europe for the bank curves europe rock trade europe for. business oh he's it a europe of cities a europe of social rights and the rest of the continents watching too knowing that whoever its next partner is a honeymoon phase is out of the question just are still here r t brussels. plan to rector massive financial buffer around the euro zone has been a welcome by everybody with manny nations reluctant to commit their cash and commenting on the idea investment advisor patrick young doesn't have much faith the move will help save the euro zone. this is how absolutely accounted for the euro zone there is no way no matter how large the sea of guards are no matter how high big bazooka it is that the i.m.f. is currently assembling nobody can afford to pay for italian government debt it is simply impossible we are pushing nations on the mediterranean fringe of europe into if we expect that they're going to stay in the euro zone it's a tragic by lerma for government the option is quite clear they need to say we cannot pay our debts we cannot survive
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i think it's part of the necessary changes mean you know you've got europe still remains the richest area in the world today on a per capita basis and yet you've got countries like china india russia lending money there they should get a much bigger say on the international political economic associations and that will reflect much more the way in which the emerging world is becoming the economic powerhouse globally so it reflects the economics that's already taking place and i think it's a necessary step so let's switch to the french presidential election socialist francois long wants to renegotiate the terms of your a membership if he does become president how will it change attitudes to europe spending cuts. i think you know you've seen a lot of political changes the result of the european crisis and if he was to become president that would be probably the biggest change seen so far so far the germans in particular the french i say with germs in particular have been pushing all stare at sea on a part of the world this space already some very difficult economic years i think it jus
i think it's part of the necessary changes mean you know you've got europe still remains the richest area in the world today on a per capita basis and yet you've got countries like china india russia lending money there they should get a much bigger say on the international political economic associations and that will reflect much more the way in which the emerging world is becoming the economic powerhouse globally so it reflects the economics that's already taking place and i think it's a...
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and europe, but only if you recognize that as long as europe gives the bears an edge, they will keep pressing your best stocks down. and you'll have to take some pain before those stocks return the pleasure. can i go to nathan in minnesota, please? nathan? >> caller: hi. yaba daba doo. >> i'm liking that. what's on your mind? >> caller: xerox. finally, what's going on with it? >> well, you know, they did better than expected, so people got very excited about it. i think the fact that it was up a penny on a really horrible day tells me i've got to do more work and xerox is maybe finally at an inflection point where it could start going higher. i've not liked the stock, i've been right. let's go to stafford in oregon. stafford? >> caller: hey, jim, how you doing today? >> i'm doing real well, how about you? >> caller: good. my question is regarding china mobile. i know they were near a 52-week high and had a sell-off today. i wanted to get your opinion? >> we do not recommend chinese stocks on this show other than baidu. why? it's very simple. we've seen so much money lost investing in
and europe, but only if you recognize that as long as europe gives the bears an edge, they will keep pressing your best stocks down. and you'll have to take some pain before those stocks return the pleasure. can i go to nathan in minnesota, please? nathan? >> caller: hi. yaba daba doo. >> i'm liking that. what's on your mind? >> caller: xerox. finally, what's going on with it? >> well, you know, they did better than expected, so people got very excited about it. i think...
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i think what populists in europe are worried about most now is europe. the main -- the european union. the main area of populist resurgence in europe lately has been on the french left. what the french left has done is really quite impressive. you have [unintelligible] running as a great underdog in the socialist party and he ran on a platform of what he calls the globalization -- de- globalization and had a shockingly high percentage of the vote. this is really something. what are these people upset about? what he says he is upset about is the fiscal union that the europeans want to impose to get out of the debt crisis. he describes resistance to this as well. as a patriotic duty. this is sometimes -- he is sometimes confused about the european union. he wants to nationalize. he likes the idea of getting rid of the nation state and once the nation's state around so they can do the one thing that the nation state is there for which is nationalizing industry. it is a similar contradiction to the one the german left party has. that have similar rhetoric. t
i think what populists in europe are worried about most now is europe. the main -- the european union. the main area of populist resurgence in europe lately has been on the french left. what the french left has done is really quite impressive. you have [unintelligible] running as a great underdog in the socialist party and he ran on a platform of what he calls the globalization -- de- globalization and had a shockingly high percentage of the vote. this is really something. what are these people...
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but we had much broader cooperation even beyond europe. you're seeing japan, south korea, china, countries around the world really moving with us to tighten up. now, we're going to keep looking at ways we can bring more pressure to bear and keep looking for what's the most effective balance of pressure we can bring to bear. but i think we're making substantial progress. and our hope is of course that will alter iran's calculations about their interests in pursuing a nuclear capabilities. >> thank you. europe is the biggest trading partner that we have in the united states, and the
but we had much broader cooperation even beyond europe. you're seeing japan, south korea, china, countries around the world really moving with us to tighten up. now, we're going to keep looking at ways we can bring more pressure to bear and keep looking for what's the most effective balance of pressure we can bring to bear. but i think we're making substantial progress. and our hope is of course that will alter iran's calculations about their interests in pursuing a nuclear capabilities....
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the desperate economic plight of europe, drew marshall's whole attention upon his return. and recommendations were presented to the congress. >> europe is still emerging from the devastation and dislocation of the most destructive war in history. within its own resources, europe cannot achieve within a reasonable time economic stability. the solution would be much easier, of course, if all of the nations of europe were cooperating. but they are not. far from cooperating, the soviet union and the communist parties have proclaimed their determined opposition to a plan for european economic recovery. economic distress is to be employed to further political ends. there are many who accept the picture that i have just drawn, but raise a further question. why must the united states carry so great a load in helping europe? the answer is simple. the united states is the only country in the world today which has the economic power and productivity to furnish the needed decisions. to be quite clear, this unprecedented endeavor of the new world to help the old is neither sure nor eas
the desperate economic plight of europe, drew marshall's whole attention upon his return. and recommendations were presented to the congress. >> europe is still emerging from the devastation and dislocation of the most destructive war in history. within its own resources, europe cannot achieve within a reasonable time economic stability. the solution would be much easier, of course, if all of the nations of europe were cooperating. but they are not. far from cooperating, the soviet union...
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europe for. for. europe for the bankers. europe for trade of europe for. business oh is it a europe of citizens of europe of social rights and the rest of the continents watching too knowing that whoever its next partner is the honeymoon phase is out of the question to answer celia archie brussels and stay with r.t. on sunday for our extensive coverage of the french vote without votes from paris and expert opinion. and the currency crisis. cuts. tragically integration. who will be left standing with the people speech. the french election on r.t. . with the future shrouded in uncertainty the i.m.f. chief has set a goal to protect the world from europe christina guard wants to erect a four hundred billion dollar financial wall around the block the plan however is short of eighty billion dollars with hopes that the fast growing countries known as the brics group will plug the hole and brazil russia china india and south africa are ready to lend a helping hand but only for a bigger say over the international bank meeting now in washington ministers from the gr
europe for. for. europe for the bankers. europe for trade of europe for. business oh is it a europe of citizens of europe of social rights and the rest of the continents watching too knowing that whoever its next partner is the honeymoon phase is out of the question to answer celia archie brussels and stay with r.t. on sunday for our extensive coverage of the french vote without votes from paris and expert opinion. and the currency crisis. cuts. tragically integration. who will be left standing...
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what's the impact of gas prices going to be in europe? because the iranians if i'm not mistaken have said they're going to not sell them any oil so, where do you see that going? >> gas prices in europe when they go up it's not good, but it has much less damaging effect than it has in the united states for a loft odifferent reasons about how they tax gasoline in europe. it's not good. but europe decided on their own to cut off imports of oil from iran they're committed to put pressure on that government. >> with regards to the false credit swaps there. a lot of banks in the country have default credit swaps with european countries and specifically greece. greece is in default. creditors are being asked to take a haircut on 53% of their bond debt. what's the impact of that going to be to our banks, our financial institutions here in this country? >> no material impact. u.s. financial banks have dramatically ecreased their exposure to europe. they did buy protection against the remaining exposure they have. that's haver very small. any inves
what's the impact of gas prices going to be in europe? because the iranians if i'm not mistaken have said they're going to not sell them any oil so, where do you see that going? >> gas prices in europe when they go up it's not good, but it has much less damaging effect than it has in the united states for a loft odifferent reasons about how they tax gasoline in europe. it's not good. but europe decided on their own to cut off imports of oil from iran they're committed to put pressure on...
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the big question is now europe for what europe for hoover is it europe for the banker of europe for trade europe for. business oh he's it a europe of cities or a europe of social rights and the rest of the continents watching too knowing that whoever its next partner is a honeymoon phase is out of the question just are still here archie brussels. the ambassador result plan however needs eighty billion dollars more and the bank is relying on the fast growing breaks countries to make up the shortfall russia has pledged ten billion dollars but along with the rest of the emerging economies once a greater say in how it spans meeting today in washington finance ministers from a group of twenty of us realise nations will focus on their funding brazil russia china india and south africa are expected to come up with eighty billion for a bigger sway over the international monetary fund the i.m.f. president christine lagarde was optimistic that a compromise will be reached by the commons and other planning that's vizor patrick young doesn't have much faith above will help save the eurozone. this is
the big question is now europe for what europe for hoover is it europe for the banker of europe for trade europe for. business oh he's it a europe of cities or a europe of social rights and the rest of the continents watching too knowing that whoever its next partner is a honeymoon phase is out of the question just are still here archie brussels. the ambassador result plan however needs eighty billion dollars more and the bank is relying on the fast growing breaks countries to make up the...
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firepower aimed at course of trying to put out europe's debt crisis and the guard continues to collect money from the words as we've seen it before. smokers more to come here with more you could budget churchly collect a piece of money. we saw that a davos but how much debt can you know for roa debt as economist michael hudson always ends famously says debts that cannot be repaid will not speak to him and british m.p.'s a savior as you've been penalized by the bank of england's money printing should be compensated for it while citigroup investors say exacts should not be compensated so handsomely for poor performance of first for a big u.s. bank but does it matter we'll tell you what we think let's get to today's capital account. the international monetary fund and the world bank are gearing up for their spring meetings it's happening now in d.c. they get officially underway at the end of this week in washington there is a view outside take a look at this the giant plasma screen of world bank propaganda that set up outside getting ready for these meetings that's amusing we don't think
firepower aimed at course of trying to put out europe's debt crisis and the guard continues to collect money from the words as we've seen it before. smokers more to come here with more you could budget churchly collect a piece of money. we saw that a davos but how much debt can you know for roa debt as economist michael hudson always ends famously says debts that cannot be repaid will not speak to him and british m.p.'s a savior as you've been penalized by the bank of england's money printing...
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altogether for me europe can change europe i like europe france is not able to do alone everything i want to cooperate i want this from europe but they want i don't want a europe where there is twenty percent. who are not. like in soviet union before the book is the same mind they know for people. never been elected. they are often reported. as they are only inference of the financial interest in the decidedly thing it's not possible anymore and now you're arguing against the evils of the free market so to speak but the world has moved forward in terms of globalization don't you think it's a bit too late at this point that it's moved to progress forward a little too much to take that step backwards as the world is globally is that there is globalisation but you know corey. melusine well as you are jap and argentina brazil. are open of the world but the difference and sent through shell. russia has its own policy and the never accept the russian people will never accept their. its interests its own interest can be decided by somebody outside the country i do not think that france bene
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southern europe just looks all the same. and they're applying the same kind of remedy which is going to keeld a very specific result. and that is no growth or a contraction which is exactly what we are seeing in most of the countries. >> well, we've got what is going on in europe and then you've got north america. these two giant economic zones, do they talk back and forth with each other? can failure in one inevitably spread to the other or success in one create a virtuous cycle and lead to better times in the other? >> and i think this is a very good question. the problem is that we are experiencing such slow growth, is this growth sustainable between 2 and 3%, yes, of course. but the real question in the united states is, is this growth enough for what we have experienced to recover in our jobs market? is enough for us to recover its loss that has happened in the last four years. and the answer is no, it's not enough. so our very, very slow growth, although helpful to europe, by no means going to drag them out of the prob
southern europe just looks all the same. and they're applying the same kind of remedy which is going to keeld a very specific result. and that is no growth or a contraction which is exactly what we are seeing in most of the countries. >> well, we've got what is going on in europe and then you've got north america. these two giant economic zones, do they talk back and forth with each other? can failure in one inevitably spread to the other or success in one create a virtuous cycle and lead...
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as a whole the council of europe has a program called building a europe for children can you can it also you know more about the good that's a very good very good slogan but what does it mean it's not just a slogan and i appreciate that you emphasize the word will because obviously that refers to the participation of children. because any strategy rich we want to design. to for it to protect children's rights must involve the children themselves they must have a say and that's why the with children is so important. the council of europe has developed such a strategy. as from two thousand and six on words because but because there's so much to do we we have to revise our priorities after years and actually just adopted for the coming three years a new strategy an action plan in which once again we emphasize the need to do everything we can to prevent and commit violence against children is the particular emphasis on particular vulnerable children. we want to promote child friendly services like child friendly justice child friendly health care and we want to promote it once again the
as a whole the council of europe has a program called building a europe for children can you can it also you know more about the good that's a very good very good slogan but what does it mean it's not just a slogan and i appreciate that you emphasize the word will because obviously that refers to the participation of children. because any strategy rich we want to design. to for it to protect children's rights must involve the children themselves they must have a say and that's why the with...
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the one functioning economy europe. they underwent. painful labor reforms and liberalizing the labor market easier to hire and fire employees. >> cutting the corporate tax rates dramatically and now, germany is doing well. you would think that the countries like france, to say nothing of spain and italy would look at the german example and say how is it they turned out so well, a decade account that germany was in a great deal of trouble. >> well, spain did pass the market reform in february and you can take it to the court and challenge it, which boggs it down and marion monty got his head handed to him in the parliament. ne know what they have to do, but in the southern tier countries it's almost impossible to get over the unions and create the reforms. >> maybe not just southern tier, france is the heart as bret said of the euro project. >> is europe getting its arms around its real economic problems or is this french election really showing us in fact, that they're not there yet? >> i think it's too early to say, i think if europe
the one functioning economy europe. they underwent. painful labor reforms and liberalizing the labor market easier to hire and fire employees. >> cutting the corporate tax rates dramatically and now, germany is doing well. you would think that the countries like france, to say nothing of spain and italy would look at the german example and say how is it they turned out so well, a decade account that germany was in a great deal of trouble. >> well, spain did pass the market reform in...
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whole of europe. he wanted to be part of the great european project in his head, he said it was a rip-off and the money was being wasted. when it came to economics and politics, economics one. does that remind you of anyone? the most powerful woman in the world, the first woman chancellor of germany, is a daughter of a lutheran pastor steeped in the virtues of thrift, hard work, and behaving responsibly. one of the reasons why angela merkel remains personally powerful, her image is like the house frau next door. sometimes this puts her at odds with her desire to be a good european. now, even if modern germany is divided between catholics, lutherans or other religions, it is a lutheran god they don't believe then. the influence of the way they think about the economy is everywhere. "luther's followers are the backbone of the economic miracle. hard-working, small-business owners, teachers, professionals. they are sharing a very german east background with angela merkel. just like chancellor merkel, they
whole of europe. he wanted to be part of the great european project in his head, he said it was a rip-off and the money was being wasted. when it came to economics and politics, economics one. does that remind you of anyone? the most powerful woman in the world, the first woman chancellor of germany, is a daughter of a lutheran pastor steeped in the virtues of thrift, hard work, and behaving responsibly. one of the reasons why angela merkel remains personally powerful, her image is like the...
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or to gather from europe to change europe i like europe france is not able to do alone everything i want to corporates i want this europe but they want i don't want a europe where there is twenty percent and research were not been evicted like in soviet union before exactly the same mind no four people. middle being elected. as they are often. because they are under the influence of the financial it interests they decide if they think it's not possible anymore and now you're arguing against study evils of the free market so to speak but the world has moved forward in terms of globalization but you think it's a bit too late at this point that it's moved to progress there forward a little too much to take that step backwards and the world is globally is global there is globalization but you knew corey. melusine melissy are just. argentina brazil. are open of the world but the difference i'm saying. its own policy and the never accept solution people will never accept that its interests its own interests can be decided by somebody outside the country will do nothing that france benefit
or to gather from europe to change europe i like europe france is not able to do alone everything i want to corporates i want this europe but they want i don't want a europe where there is twenty percent and research were not been evicted like in soviet union before exactly the same mind no four people. middle being elected. as they are often. because they are under the influence of the financial it interests they decide if they think it's not possible anymore and now you're arguing against...
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evan is right on this, europe is a cloud on the horizon. if that becomes an issue, i don't think it is going to matter. stiffness, being sober, stable, even solemn will work to the advantage of the challenger if there are economic issues at stake, which obviously there will be. he is our guy with economic experience. >> john painter and mitch mcconnell are on board this week. what about the conservative base? >> obama and romney. when at the base had other choices, they tried six others and that did not work. the last man standing, the alternative to eight romney presidency, as barack obama's. -- is barack obama. >> i agree with that, sort of. there is no place to go. but the numbers, republican turnout in the primaries, has been a lower this year come to my amazement. i am not sure -- when you are talking to very small percentages, it makes a difference. that is what karl rove determined, that the 2011 election was so close that he needed to drive the base. george bush won reelection in 2004 because a small number turned out and were enthu
evan is right on this, europe is a cloud on the horizon. if that becomes an issue, i don't think it is going to matter. stiffness, being sober, stable, even solemn will work to the advantage of the challenger if there are economic issues at stake, which obviously there will be. he is our guy with economic experience. >> john painter and mitch mcconnell are on board this week. what about the conservative base? >> obama and romney. when at the base had other choices, they tried six...
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equipment you're talking about redefining reestablishing france's the role of influence in europe and you bring up the treaty. does want to renegotiate the fiscal part i agree upon the e.u. leaders but how much leverage does he really have he's going to go up against german chancellor i'm marco and be frank what she was usually a role in even social making from within his message is clear if the treaty is not really go see it from some will not ratify it and therefore it cannot come into force if merkel wants to impose fiscal discipline in the eurozone area we will require a growth measurement of treating all where now there is no we want to make progress on euro bonds we want to expand the role of the european central bank there's no question for us that we would not accept a treaty that would result in austerity measures in france and europe at the same time most of our growth is related to trade we didn't you if the french cannot buy companies cannot invest because of austerity policies then our neighbors can either buy in or invest either because they too practice austerity or we
equipment you're talking about redefining reestablishing france's the role of influence in europe and you bring up the treaty. does want to renegotiate the fiscal part i agree upon the e.u. leaders but how much leverage does he really have he's going to go up against german chancellor i'm marco and be frank what she was usually a role in even social making from within his message is clear if the treaty is not really go see it from some will not ratify it and therefore it cannot come into force...
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europe changed my life's in the valley. i learn skills that helped me become a professional and gained knowledge that set me up for success. europe believed in me and taught me the importance of taking chances. i completed the first five months of intensive learning and earned an internship. i learned html and deploy e- mails to millions of people. after six months, responses offered me a job. i humbly accepted it. i went from sleeping on the streets and homeless shelters and no sleeping in my own bed in my own apartment. from the jobless to working full time at one of the top companies in america. europe open my eyes to my full potential. now i have goals. education is no longer -- no longer something at the end of my to do list. it is now a priority. i do not care myself -- carry myself with a shame but with determination. europe is more than an organization that teaches young adults about technology, business, and how to become a professional. this is an organization that changes lives and contributes to making the world
europe changed my life's in the valley. i learn skills that helped me become a professional and gained knowledge that set me up for success. europe believed in me and taught me the importance of taking chances. i completed the first five months of intensive learning and earned an internship. i learned html and deploy e- mails to millions of people. after six months, responses offered me a job. i humbly accepted it. i went from sleeping on the streets and homeless shelters and no sleeping in my...
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europe for. europe for the bankers. europe trade europe for. business oh he isn't a europe of citizens of europe of social rights and the rest of the continents watching too knowing that whoever its next partner is a honeymoon phase is out of the question. cilia r t brussels. with the future shrouded in uncertainty the i.m.f. chief has set a goal to protect the world from europe christine legarde wants to erect a four hundred billion dollar financial wall around the block a planner is eighty billion dollars short with hopes that the fast growing countries known as the brics group will clog the whole result russia china in the and south africa ready to lend a helping hand but only for a bigger say over the international bank meeting today in washington and the says when the group of twenty industrialized nations will focus on that funding political analyst christophe hostiles says the i.m.f. won't be able to help europe without the brics which shows global power is shifting . not really to pay money so there is a very bad situation or a blow up
europe for. europe for the bankers. europe trade europe for. business oh he isn't a europe of citizens of europe of social rights and the rest of the continents watching too knowing that whoever its next partner is a honeymoon phase is out of the question. cilia r t brussels. with the future shrouded in uncertainty the i.m.f. chief has set a goal to protect the world from europe christine legarde wants to erect a four hundred billion dollar financial wall around the block a planner is eighty...
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europe for one for whom it's a cure for the banker of. europe for trade with europe for. business is it europe of cities of europe of social rights and the rest of the continents watching to knowing that whoever its next partner is a honeymoon phase is out of the question to answer celia r t brussels. and with the e.u. future shrouded in uncertainty the i.m.f. chief has now set a goal to protect the world from europe christine legarde wants to erect a four hundred billion dollar financial wall all around the block the plan however is short only about eighty billion dollars now with hopes of the fast growing countries known as the brics group will be able to plug the hole brazil russia china india and south africa are ready to lend a helping hand but only for a bigger say over the international bank meeting today in washington ministers from the group of twenty industrialized nations will focus on that funding. it was a bit deeper with christoph waltz the old political analyst and german government consultant joining us now live here. it's good to see you today one questio
europe for one for whom it's a cure for the banker of. europe for trade with europe for. business is it europe of cities of europe of social rights and the rest of the continents watching to knowing that whoever its next partner is a honeymoon phase is out of the question to answer celia r t brussels. and with the e.u. future shrouded in uncertainty the i.m.f. chief has now set a goal to protect the world from europe christine legarde wants to erect a four hundred billion dollar financial wall...
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blue chips are expected to announce profits shortly let's see europe first because . today's auction. course madrid. losing one and a half percent load on russia because most goes. over sixteen hundred so the first game in four days. of russia's economy in the first trade surplus jumped twenty eight percent year on year change rates in the euro's. gain america's been releasing some encouraging economic data recently and the ruble go lower to the dollar in the last hour as well now investment in the call operation. mobile could reach into the hundreds of billions of dollars at the moment three billion committed for initial surveys ahead of america's energy heavyweights all of they will brought that up. well gather additional seismic it will take us some time to process the study the results but we would hope to be growing the force well in the see if there are two thousand and fourteen two thousand and fifteen to give you some sense of it and the shock on the shock on one project which we rushed to been working together over fifteen years and i hope. those agreements w
blue chips are expected to announce profits shortly let's see europe first because . today's auction. course madrid. losing one and a half percent load on russia because most goes. over sixteen hundred so the first game in four days. of russia's economy in the first trade surplus jumped twenty eight percent year on year change rates in the euro's. gain america's been releasing some encouraging economic data recently and the ruble go lower to the dollar in the last hour as well now investment in...