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Pastimes : Preventing global economic collapse - what we can do

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To: Gary105 who wrote ()8/29/1998 3:44:00 PM
From: John Liu  Read Replies (1) of 13
 
I think that the IMF and/or the US government should not spend any more money directly bailing out the foreign goverments which overall is bailing out the US and foreign bankers. Teach the bankers a lesson that IMF/US is not going to bail them out all the time so they better be more careful when making loans. If i was a banker I would be making alot of loans to risky borrowers(countries) since I know that the IMF/US government is going to bail them out each and every time and in the mean time collect 100-200% interest can't beat being in that business. The countries borrowing these money which in a large way caused this problem then would not be in so much debt. With so many banks defaulting then a major recission would probably hit the entire world but this is the bitter medicine that needs to be taken so that the bankers will not be so quick to make the loans next time around.

The IMF and US government should in the mean time help the international relief agencies with some money(much less then what is currently spent on bailouts) on relief supplies since it is very possible that any money spent today on food(which would help commodities prices/US farmers) would possibly in turn stop future increases in military spending.

John
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