Don’t Worry, I’m An Economist!

But with all of this liquidity released, who did the ECB really help? It helped the national governments and their banking institutions. The largest problem is that investors will again start looking at the ECB as the investor confidence goes down again (just look at the recent Spanish bond auction), which is not a good thing. More and more pressure shall be put on the ECB to become the lender of final resort to governments.

But it won’t have the ability to withhold that pressure. All it can do is provide a short-term liquidity offer, and easing to government authorities, but it won’t do any immediate or indirect good for the carrying on businesses or the consumers. It won’t increase their confidence and they learned be helped by it develops or spend more.

It is a strikingly narrow solution suggested by many as the main recipe for resolving the eurozone turmoil. The actual solution didn’t and won’t come from the ECB; it will result from pro-growth reforms enacted by the peripheral government authorities. Political stability, market liberalization, labor market reform, removing regulation and reducing the tax burden are policies much more likely to revive consumer confidence than anything the ECB is ready to do.

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10 weeks for a web store? These are the real issues, the reforms must offer with: how to help the business grow, how to restore confidence and let the market signals do their magic. Nothing that ECB does will help this country or any country with similar anti-business environment (remember my previous post on Hungary) to achieve economic development.

We’re a great city for food enthusiasts, a runner friendly community, an inexpensive city to buy a genuine home, and a lot more. A generation back, people were moving out of Richmond. Today they’re moving in. Back then, the past kept us back again. Today, the near future is propelling us forward. This resurgence is empowering us to defend myself against very tough challenges that were impossible before. Together, we’re providing results. We’ve been in a position to deliver where others have never.

We tore down an old jail and built a fresh justice center in its place. We are keeping people in charge of breaking the statutory laws but also helping them to re-join a peaceful culture that thinks in second chances. We want to change lives, and we’ve developed meaningful alternatives to jail like our Day Reporting Center and training programs to help prepare people for job readiness and other life skills training. This month Earlier, the Day Reporting Center graduated the high grade of, and when I noticed the tales and the testimonies of the 22 program graduates, it confirmed for me personally that the change we would like is real.

There’s a lot to be proud of. But we’ve no right time to waste patting ourselves on the trunk. Because our resurgence is speeding up. Two of the biggest things occurring in Richmond today we didn’t even envision them a year ago. When we fulfilled just one brief yr ago anywhere at MLK Middle School, nobody could foresee Stone Brewing Company arriving to Richmond.