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"Mr President, on the subject of the G8 summit, according to some financial information I was reading, global GDP was USD 58 trillion and the money supply was USD 615 trillion in 2009. At the same time, on the subject of ‘monetary policy’ that concerns you, it confirmed that the USA is issuing new money, new dollars, while our Union is not issuing new money.
Economists disagree on many things; however, history has taught us two things: firstly, that you cannot save a bankrupt by giving him expensive loans and, secondly, that extreme austerity can never reduce the deficit of a macro-economy in recession which is unable to depreciate its currency. The Eurobond is urgently needed, Mr President. Do you see it as a means of counterbalancing the spiralling increase in new money being issued by the USA?"@en1
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