De Leveraging News Today

Generation has peaked in spending around the world. they are declining. you have the greatest debt bubble in history and they are fighting an epic battle to stop an inevitable slow down in debt de leveraging. what i am worried about is europe. europe is about to blowup. they had 1.3 trillion massive stimulus program a few months ago and already in trouble again. another 1.6 trillion of what we call under the table loans, short-term loans that german banks and the central banks and the ecb that a...

>> what this means is that basically we are still in a slowly growing economy with modest employment growth that will keep the unemployment rate from going up and probably wont bring it down by a lec of a lot. >> are you one of the guys that believes that were in the japanese equivalent of a lost decade? are we going to have stubbornly high unemployment for four, five, six, seven years? >> i dont personally believe that, but thats an argument. i believe that were in this process of de-leveraging...

>> thats off of alis playlist, donna summer, "she works hard for the money." that videotape is pretty crazy. let me introduce you to the panel, ali is joining us, cnns chief business correspondent and anchor of "world business today" and john fugelsang, and will cain, cnn contributor, columnist for theblaze.com. our starting point is jobs, jobs, jobs. everyones going to be looking. what do you think, ali, are we going to see? >> well see an addition of more than 205,000 jobs, thats the...

Exist, as pretending insolvency doesnt exist only makes the social problems that martin referred to worse. do you get the sense that any of the central banks of the world or for that matter the finance ministers, or for that matter, prime ministers and presidents, are viewing the economic crisis through the lens that martin is suggesting and in fact may even be catalizing some of their short-term behavior like the swap lines that they opened up to try to relieve some of the social pressure? >> o...