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Monday, August 2, 2010

World Economic Growth

European officials ask the United States to join in the effort to limit speculators who bet against the Euro, prohibit using credit default swaps. In the last weeks of traders to bet millions of dollars against the euro just as the Greeks can not afford to pay huge debts. Luxembourg - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the monetary fund to bail out European countries will provide a bright spot to the market, while providing a signal to speculators in order not to exploit the current situation.


Athens - Greece protestors say they will increase the garbage, which eventually became a pile of garbage in the streets of Greece. Beijing - Officials who deal with China's foreign reserves trying to reduce the pressure and rumors circulated, especially about the news that China will use a great mastery of American debt in the political field. Johannesburg - Head of the IMF believes that the world needs to prepare for the next economic crisis, despite the current conditions have started to recover from its worst recession. London - Deficit England and other countries, expanding in January after a fall in export commodity. Berlin - German corporate bankruptcies rose by 15% in the year 2009 the first time in six years. Abu Dhabi - Rupert Murdoch opposed strict controls too on the Middle East media, called censors hamper productivity and asks Arab leaders to allow creative people

Saturday, July 31, 2010

Global Economic Growth

Indonesia as a small open economy in the global economy are very easily influenced by international economic developments, both positive and negative. Effect of contagious and spill over from abroad to easily hit the national economy. Looking ahead, the authorities needed the ability to design economic policies of the toughest and not easily swayed by the waves of the world economy. Recent experience shows that Indonesia's economy is very vulnerable to the negative impact of international developments. Whereas international economic developments can be said is still not friendly. U.S. central bank (the Fed) is still projected to raise interest rates. Similarly, the downward trend of oil prices in international markets also seem not continue as we expect. And, therefore, high oil prices are still going to be a part of our lives. Meanwhile, global economic growth in general is still low and stagnant.
Projection of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in September 2005 World Economic Outlook shows that the overall world economy to grow slower this year.
The world economy in 2005 grew by 3.5%, but this year estimated that only 3.3%. While Japan's economic growth rate this year is expected to stagnate at the level of 2% as in 2005. Thus, difficult to expect a large increase of our exports. Global economic developments less profitable indeed have contributed to the deterioration of the Indonesian economy. But still the main problem is the inability of our economic team to anticipate and formulate good policies, so that deterioration which occurs increasingly widespread.
The government itself saw this dangerous trend. Therefore, President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono is limited to the United Indonesia Cabinet reshuffle in the economic field, some time ago.
The presence of a new economic team was high time to give hope. Money and capital markets responded positively to their presence. But the market also saw that the new economic team in his cabinet did not immediately able to solve problems and challenges. This we can see today. Partly because the challenges and problems facing the Indonesian economy is still heavy. Various deterioration that occurred is still the economic balance of this year, and it is not easy to overcome. Moreover, state finances are still too heavy because of the large debt burden borne by the government.

Sunday, July 11, 2010

Manual Submission to Production, Processing and Selling Food

The opportunity to participate directly in agricultural entrepreneurs in all stages of the production chain and the consideration that the consumer markets calls for more a product of origin and preferably some local farms and for direct sales of its products may become even more important in the food market, with an increase in sales led the ASPE. to implement the manual.
The purpose of the study is primarily to provide guidance to farmers on marketing of products sold directly to the Company or at retail exercises or exercises administered locally, on the basis set out by the EC Regulations.
The joint analysis in relation to different types of production that affect the agricultural sector (meat, fruit and vegetables, honey, milk, eggs, wine, oil, cereals) will provide the farmer a clear picture of marketing options and charges (including financial) they require in operational terms, enabling him to assess the development prospects of their company within the market in the near future, optimizing the possibility of integration with the retail sector.

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

The Schemes Of G - 20


It is therefore:

* 25% of Asian countries (Japan, China, South Korea, India, Indonesia);
* 25% of European countries (Germany, France, United Kingdom, Italy, EU);
* 15% of countries in North America (United States, Canada, Mexico);
* 10% of countries in South America (Brazil, Argentina);
* 5% of African countries (South Africa);
* 10% of countries in the Middle East (Turkey, Saudi Arabia);
* 10% Other countries (Russia, Australia).

This is more of a political group that the 20 largest economies. Indeed, are not official members:

* Spain, 8th world economy;
* The Netherlands, 16;
* Poland, 18th;
* Belgium, 20th.


The European countries should theoretically be 40% rather than 25%.

The European Union is represented by the Chairman and that of the European Central Bank, which explains the name of G20. The G20 also hosts the Bretton Woods institutions: the IMF Managing Director, President of the World Bank
 
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