"plan for jumpstarting growth includes investing in infrastructure, increasing trade and the creation of a global infrastructure hub that would help match potential investors with projects.
Leaders also aim to reduce the gap between male and female participation in the workforce by 25 percent by 2025, saying that would put 100 million more women in employment and reduce poverty."
'Mo money! 'Mo money! 'Mo money!
ReplyDeleteThe global banks have the world awash in fiat printed money (liquidity) so what's another 20 trillion, eh? Forward! Petal to the mat over the cliff.
We hear ya, tj230!
ReplyDeleteIt is so disheartening to hear the leaders of the word's greatest nations prescribing a double shot of ebola virus to cure their countries' hemophilia.
ReplyDeleteSo these great minds want 100 million less men in the work force ? That should work out well.
ReplyDeleteIt is all such meaningless drivel, isn't it? An insult to the intelligence of any honest person possessed of even the most rudimentary knowledge of politics, economics and history. Which explains why our ever-diligent press just keeps churning it out.
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