The U.S. economy continues its braking: GDP fell by 6.1% in the first quarter of 2009, worse than analysts had expected.
Genearl Motors in deep crisis. Chrysler on the brink of bankruptcy.
Pandino The FIAT runs .... The turtle reaches and surpasses Achilles.
Smelling the investment opportunity, runs the risk of giving him a pass ...
Shareholders and American workers breathe a sigh of relief.
Obama shakes hands with Marchionne.
We are witnessing a European Marshall Plan?
The question is rhetorical, but the current socio-economic viability prompts consideration.
Together with other data from the European Commission. Industrial production is still negative, but the BCI index, which measures the expectations of managers of enterprises in the euro zone, is encouraging. Managers and companies believe in a recovery, albeit tiring.
These are indicative of weak signals, but a gentle breeze that blows from Europe to the USA. The recovery starts from
confidence not only of those who consume, but also those who produce and those who invest
E 'possible, and necessary, a recovery supported by' ethics and social responsibility businesses and financial institutions.
E 'possible, and necessary, a new social cohesion between employers, workers and trade unions, dedicated commitment towards a common goal: the sustainable well-being .
E 'is essential, at the individual level, a revival of themselves, their skills and talents because they are made professionally also means to contribute significantly to society.
also read where to begin to overcome the crisis? PEOPLE FIRST!
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