Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Commerce International

After more than 27 years of continued international trade growth you can collapse the next 2009 according to Robert Zoellick, President of the World Bank on Saturday the G-20 must assume the new situation and demonstrate consensus to overcome the break. The controversy and controversial meeting of the G-20 which finally will attend Spain will face a situation unprecedented in recent decades: combating a global recession in the international trade, improve the regulation and control of the financial system and the most important and improbable act jointly and by consensus before the current landscape. If we review the Member States we have countries as disparate as United States, Japan, Canada, Mexico, South Africa, Russia, Saudi Arabia, or Argentina. The situation internal and geopolitical of each of the Member States makes no doubt disbelief before those who claim it prevail the common interest and not the individual. Questioning growth models current and carry out a restructuring of the pillars of our capitalism is an exercise necessary and enforceable but unfortunately only 20 countries by decree law are trained to take part in the procession. Many spokesmen, emissaries and representatives have already anticipated that this shall not affect any model or made an exercise where responsible for every one of the members. Most of them satirize capitalism alluding to his relationship with the wealth and progress with the opponents of the current model. The Bill that has had to pay 80% remaining of the population and the resources of our planet seems that it shall not affect.

Objective: An ideology that allows financing the developed and emerging economies growth the objective pursued by the next meeting of the G-20 with or without Spain is to maintain the current growth model and avoid the dreaded global recession. Do unfortunately the importance in a country is measured by its GDP, its economic growth and its geopolitical power and? most of Latin America and Asia, Africa and much of Eastern Europe are not important enough for other countries. Maybe if asked about questioning an oligarchic and partisan model on the resources of their planet and the distribution of its wealth hidden an unsatisfactory answer for the rest. Much better improve the regulation of financial markets, promote global consumption, exploit raw materials which we have and return to benevolence us favoring both 1/5 part of the planet. Find an answer or are invented. Years later need another and decades later others. But not we question us the capitalist model, lest we have to distribute among too many actors.

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