gamesmith94134: Can Investment Save Europe?

Investment cannot save Europe; EU needs a reform. From the standpoint of the exchange, Euro rose from 0.9 to a dollar to the present 1.34; it was not the investment or cash flow that proven GDP does not apply growth and the present 0.8-1% is not growth by nature, it is the validity of its capacity of Euro. If you are balancing the equity and employment to yield growth, you are reviving the love of white elephants again; or, just another co-incidence that euro was just going with the flow or credit that price escalated without meeting its value. Subsequently, it signaled that inequality was stratified in its social development that its consumer or saving is diminishing in a larger scale; except for money that is docked out on equity. It is way beyond the north and south divisions even for the Luxemburg; and its depreciation was trodden by lesser consumption that the margin of affordability was not efficient to meet a qualified payout in the present economy. Apparently, the shift to devaluation or deflation is inevitable based on the European who is striving to meet their cost of living; even though the EU insisted the inflation was minimal with the exception of equity and energy. then, what else is out there? white elephants or whiteout cost of living. "In per capita terms, the EU is still poorer than it was seven years ago."; GDP might have driven up 10% by its 1.2 to 1.34 to a dollar as in 1% of actually no growth.



I think Mr. Juncker was right about the TIPP that a round of tax reform must apply; however, if he think of the "vulture fund" off to enhance the private investment to its equity financial or M&A would definitely widen the gaps of inequality. If the employment lingers; then that cost of living will rise significantly after the expansion, further depreciation of Euro will stand indefinitely. If cost of living rise with no accumulated saving to banking, I bet restructuring of Banking is not far ahead.



At present, I think we should look into the leaner market system like Spain, Portugal and Iceland; their labor market or human capital market is not erupted and stable. why not follow and scrutinize how adaptive they can be, instead, further intensify for another erosion of Euro? I think the human capital is the first priority to strive on its reasonable value that they will survive and grow.

Another 100 billion euro will be a disaster for the future of EU if the tax reforms are not maturely emerged to its political forum and developed some unity of the European Union.



In applying a free fall to sustain a leaner monetary and human market system may sound action on The Taming of the Shrew and Mr. Juncker is the merchant of Venice who is much ado about nothing, but at the midsummer night dream, with measure for measure. It is All's well that ends well.

Life is all in Shakespeare's comedy....we All get a laugh.

May the Buddha bless you?

