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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding

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To: elmatador who wrote (1001)	8/21/2018 3:10:08 AM
From: Elroy Jetson	Read Replies (2) of 13801

You're saying that without having spent 1% of GDP on renewables, Germany could have spend 18% to 21% of GDP on infrastructure . . . . . . . . rather than only 17% to 20% of GDP - and this 6% increase in spending has made a huge difference. Sorry Osvaldo, I don't but that thesis because it makes no sense. Just consider Germany's renewable spending as eccentric luxury spending. Trumptard keeps saying he's really going to hurt German automakers by imposing 25% import tariffs of the largest BMW plant in the world located in Spartanburg, North Carolina. He can't impose internal tariffs. What he doesn't know about the US economy is almost everything - and he won't listen to anyone who knows - so this will continue to be the largest clown show in the world. No word yet on how much his import tariffs will be on Boeing aircraft built in Seattle. It's comedy gold but millions of people in the US will lose their jobs as a result of his spastic idiocy.

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