Jedno sasvim novo i drugačije Presidency..

Gargantua wrote:cena?

Летећи Полип wrote:Mandarinski sistem, samo sa crvenom tintom.

ontheotherhand wrote:a kako izgleda mandarinski sistem

Filipenko wrote:Vidim da Kinder Ladu smeta što jedno samoupravno preduzeće u vlasništvu svojih radnika kao što je Huawei uspeva da konkurentski nadmaši zapadnu gospodu i dokazanu superiornost kapitalističkog koncepta. Eto, ispada da kada je dovoljno jaka država iza, i to jeste moguće.

Sotir wrote:Јен је у Јапану, а у Кини јуан. 

ontheotherhand wrote:čekam da vidim grafikon kad im se oladi rast, ako pre toga ne unište planetu totales

MARK CARNEY: The dollar is the global currency, we know that. The challenge is that the U.S. share of the global economy has been reducing. The dollar share of payments - not just financial assets but payments, a lot of payments of countries that have nothing to do with the U.S. make payments in dollars. And what happens in situations like we’re in tonight, where the U.S. to its credit is relatively strong, doing better. The fed has been doing the right thing. They have adjusted policy, they have tightened policy as it was strengthening. Now they’re making – they’re doing the right thing, but they adjusted and it is relatively strong. That means the rest of the world policy is tighter than it needs to be, and that feeds back on the U.S. economy in a way that ultimately slows this economy. And it leads to a substandard outcome. And in a world where you only have limited policy space, it is a dangerous place to be. So, the trade issues we’re talking about are reinforced by the structure of the monetary system....
Now the issue is you don’t just jump to something new overnight. And what we want in a multi polar world, I think we would agree we have European engine, we’ve got the Chinese engine, we’ve got the U.S. engine of this economy, a multi polar world, you need a multi polar currency. The question is how you get there? And I laid out ideas of how you would get there.
STEVE LIESMAN: The bottom line is all of the pressure on the difference in growth around the world would not fall on the dollar exchange rate... It would be spread out if it was a global basket of currency is what you are saying.
MARK CARNEY: It would be spread out as a global basket of currencies. It is better for the system as a whole. It raises that equilibrium level of interest rates.

Filipenko wrote:

Sotir wrote:Јен је у Јапану, а у Кини јуан. 

Tek sad vidim sta sam napisao

KinderLad wrote:pa nista, recimo da je preko 90% softvera, ali i lep deo hardvera koji je bio koriscen u Kini pre 20 godina bio piratski. 

ili da malo priblizim problematiku: na cemu smo svi mi "naucili kompjutora"? I hvala bogu da je moglo tako.