https://www.europesays.com/2003277/ Bangkok Post – Thai economic growth to see hit from US tariffs: central bank #business #deficit #Economy #manufacturing #surplus #tariffs #Thailand #trade #US
https://www.europesays.com/2003277/ Bangkok Post – Thai economic growth to see hit from US tariffs: central bank #business #deficit #Economy #manufacturing #surplus #tariffs #Thailand #trade #US
La Fondation pour la mémoire de l’esclavage #FME a publié le 25 mars 2025 une Note importante consacrée à « La double dette d’Haïti (1825-2025) – Une question actuelle ».
• elle revient sur les circonstances de cet événement et les conséquences qu’il a eues,
• elle invite les autorités françaises à reconnaître l’injustice historique majeure que l’ordonnance a fait subir au peuple haïtien,
• elle formule des propositions pour engager entre la France et Haïti une démarche de réparation sincère, concrète et juste.
https://memoire-esclavage.org/sites/default/files/2025-03/Note%20de%20la%20FME%20n4%20La%20double%20dette%20d%27Haiti%20web.pdf
événement jeudi à Pierrefitte-sur-Seine :
"La double dette, et après ? Bicentenaire de l'indemnité d'Haïti"
inscription obligatoire : https://yp.events/d0ed6110-2b18-4e6a-a283-33023940d1d7/La-double-dette-et-apr%C3%A8s--Bicentenaire-de-lindemnite-dHaiti/ticketing
Just a reminder of which US political party has historically been the most fiscally responsible — in case you’ve forgotten. #USPol #USPolitics #politics #economy #NationalDebt #Deficit #TheDeficitMyth
https://www.europesays.com/1994938/ Jim Chalmers and Angus Taylor debate erupts into war of words on housing affordability #AngusTaylor #AnthonyAlbanese #australia #Budget #coalition #CostOfLiving #deficit #economics #Economy #election #FederalElection #housing #Inflation #JimChalmers #labor #PeterDutton #surplus #tariffs #Tax #treasurer #trump
https://www.europesays.com/1949976/ India Considers Removing Tax on U.S. LNG to Hike Imports #deficit #Energy #GasPrice #imports #India #LiquefiedNaturalGas #lng #LNGPrice #NaturalGas #tariffs #Tax #trade #trump #US
On prend le mème et on recommence !
L’actu il y a un an, c’était ça :
“Avec ses coupes budgétaires, il nous ressort de vieilles méthodes plutôt rances…”
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#bfn #breakingfakenews #humour #mème #macron #boxe #theshinning #déficit #dette #économies
Impertinemment vôtre !
Le réarmement est une opportunité pour le capital d'obtenir des réductions de la protection sociale et des services publics, au prix d'une baisse de la rentabilité.
Chatham House : « Les hommes politiques devront se préparer à récupérer de l'argent en réduisant les allocations de maladie, les pensions de retraite et les soins de santé. »
La ministre britannique des finances, Rachel Reeves n'a cessé de réduire les dépenses consacrées aux allocations familiales, aux allocations d'hiver pour les personnes âgées et aux prestations d'invalidité. Elle a annoncé que les attributions du nouveau Fonds national de richesse du gouvernement "travailliste" seraient modifiées afin de lui permettre d'investir dans "la défense" (en fait l'industrie de l'armement).
L'augmentation des dépenses militaires stimule la croissance mais peut nuire à la « santé » du processus d'accumulation capitaliste (en) https://thenextrecession.wordpress.com/2025/03/22/from-welfare-to-warfare-military-keynesianism/
Rearmament is an opportunity for capital to obtain reductions in welfare and public services, at the cost of lower profitability.
Chatham House: “Politicians will have to brace themselves to reclaim money through cuts to sickness benefits, pensions and healthcare.”
Britain’s finance minister Rachel Reeves, who has been steadily cutting spending on child credits, winter payments for the aged and disability benefits, announced that the remit of the Labour government’s new National Wealth Fund would be changed to let it invest in defence.
More military spending spurs growth but can damage the ‘health’ of the capitalist accumulation process: https://thenextrecession.wordpress.com/2025/03/22/from-welfare-to-warfare-military-keynesianism/
The #UnitedStates #budget #deficit posted a new record last month, over 300 G$. In the first five months of the 2025 fiscal year it reached 1.1 T$. On the current trend, the deficit for this fiscal year is set to top 2.6 T$, over 𝟴% 𝗼𝗳 𝗚𝗗𝗣.
With a favourable 3% growth rate, GDP would be right on 30 T$ by the end of this fiscal year. Adding the projected 2.6 T$ to the 35.4 T$ at the end of 2024, #SovereignDebt would top 38 T$ by the end of 2025. Or 𝟭𝟮𝟳% 𝗼𝗳 𝗚𝗗𝗣.
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A prudent way to lower the 10-year yield is to lower (or eliminate) the nation’s budget #deficit (and its need to borrow to cover the subsequent #debt.)
The #USA must correct its budget deficit in the long-term. But massive tax cuts will not accomplish that goal. Even considering the “savings” the admin is attempting to find.
How DOGE’s Cuts to the IRS Threaten to Cost More Than DOGE Will Ever Save
https://www.propublica.org/article/how-doge-irs-cuts-will-cost-more-than-savings-trump-musk-deficit
"cutting the #IRS means the #government collects less #taxes. “If you’re interested in the #deficit and curbing it, why would you cut back on the revenue side?” one expert asks...
“By firing us, you’re going to cut down on how much #revenue the country brings in,” Nershi said in an interview. “This was not about saving #money.”"
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Plus, tax cuts like that will significantly add to the deficit. Note how the combined amount of tax cuts for the wealthy is seven times the amount of tax increases proposed for lower classes!