Wednesday, 11 August 2010

World Economic and Financial Crises

Joseph Stiglitz, a prominent economist, Nobel laureate and professor at Columbia University said recently that the world is the worstcheap nfl jerseys economic crisis crisissince the Great Depression occurred. Credit contracts, the production down, unemployment to rise and fall most asset values.

The summit on Financial Markets and the World Economy was held at the National Building Museum in Washington during November 2008 and ended with subdued expectations.

It was Nicolas Sarkozy, President of France who pressed George W. Bush to have the summit by inviting 20 Heads of State including India represented by Dr. Manmohan Singh, Prime Minister of India.

The summit ended with a formal declaration of commitment to certain basic principles and an ambitious plan to reform the financial regulatory system and institutions such as the IMF and the World Bank.

It is the most important economic meeting to find a solution to the global economic crisis faced by all countries of the world.



Everyone knows that it is not that easy to find a solution to bring back the world economy on the rail.

The economists from all over the world are scratching their heads in order to search for a solution.

Someone said that it is a great challenge for the economists and politicians.

The common people feel the pinch of the financial crisis in all walks of life.

Every thing is costly.

The stock market is towards the downturn.

Bailout money is released by many Governments.

But the bailout is not happening.

However the summit gave an opportunity to offer a genuine dialogue between mjor developed and emerging countries.

At home the Union Finance Minister Mr. P. Chidambaram appealed to various sections of industry to reduce prices to induce consumer demand.

Due to the sky rocketing of prices, the real estate companies made huge profits in the past.

The common man is cutting down his desire to purchase consume goods.

Such an action in fact, affectcarolina panthers jerseys.s the production and also the employment.

veryday we read in newspapers thousands of jobs are being cut in various industries.

One interesting thing we observe nowadays is that the crude price has come down to less than $50 from $150 per barrel some months ago in 2008.

This decline in price did not bring down the prices of petrol and diesel we buy from our fuel stations still.



Governments should press the companies to go for less profit for the time being so that the prices will come down and it will increase the demand for things resulting in more production by employing more people.

a chain reaction to bail out the current economic and financial crises.

Every Indian is worried about their financial management.

ck market is on the decline and one does not know when the banks become bankrupt.

The Government of India has announced certain plans through RBI to bail out Indian industries and unemployment.

Considerable amount of time is spent on the market strategy and financial management.

No one knows how these attempts are going to solve the national financial crisis.

The common man is paying more money for every item he bus including food.

Still he does not have much voice and participation in the policies ofGovernment.

Day to day activities is going on in every sphere without feeling the pinch to a larger extent.

People try to adjust their budget according to their earnings.

Festivals are being celebrated as usual in spite of the so called financialcrisis.

Car prices have come down slightly to promote more sales in the market.

Mr. Chidambaram when has the Finance Minister (now Home Minister) insisted on this point of reducnfl jerseysing the prices of consumer goods to increase the sale and run the company with less profit and keep up the production without laying off the staff.

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