Sunday, Sep 06, 2009
On behalf of the people: thank you Gordon; thank you G20
The Times: The world is as one on not endangering recovery
Gordon Brown is usually right when it comes to macroeconomics. With hindsight, it is clear that the G20 summit in London last April really did mark the turning point in the global financial crisis, as he said it would.
Posted by devo @ 11:49 PM (836 views) Add Comment
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1. paul said...
Moral hazard? We're central bankers! We have no morals!!
2. hpwatcher said...
Gordon Brown is usually right when it comes to macroeconomics. With hindsight, it is clear that the G20 summit in London last April really did mark the turning point in the global financial crisis, as he said it would.
Well, if Gordon Brown says so......I just thought he was merely stating that he would stop at absolutely nothing to make things look good in time for an election?
Moreover, it's far too early to tell.
3. growler said...
Analtoe really does qualify for an OBN: Order of the Brown Nose
4. The Baldman said...
Why has Analtoe got a job in a serious newspaper? What does GB know about economics..if he did we woudl not be in the current mess.