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原帖由 sheep 於 2009-2-15 16:31 發表

Take a look stupid rotton egg.
http://www.mingpaonews.com/20090216/gba1.htm


What's your point here? HK does not have heavy industry and natural resources, the government can do nothing about that.

[ 本帖最後由 peter236 於 2009-2-15 20:47 編輯 ]

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不如學新加坡咁全民一齊減人工, 減三成夠唔夠?

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原帖由 mcjohnjohn 於 2009-2-15 22:06 發表
不如學新加坡咁全民一齊減人工, 減三成夠唔夠?


You tell Lik cut his salary with us all.

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原帖由 peter236 於 2009-2-16 15:03 發表


You tell Lik cut his salary with us all.


而家講緊香港, 又關加拿大乜野事woh. 力哥係加拿大人黎架...

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原帖由 快樂牛郎 於 2009-2-15 00:55 發表


我覺得Lehman Brothers單野幾好wor
如果救埋更加令到D人肆無忌憚
而家起碼教識香港班師奶醒目D
下次唔好亂信人
唔見幾百萬咪當發場夢

Auto就更加唔應該Bailout
Detroit班人一早就應該kick out
我最期待就係班汽車 ...


If Paulson didn't needlessly spend money on useless companies, the recession yes, will plunge in deeper on the short term, but also on the flip side will recover sooner.

With the current rate of money printing and borrowing by the government, and plenty of crappy companies being artifically aided to remain afloat, it just seems to be closer and closer to what Japan looked like 15ish years ago...

I personally think government should reduce their role in manipulating the free market. Free market is usually the most efficient, any external input will only make things worse... The government can however increase infrastrucutre spending when raw material and labor costs is coming down, which also aids in job creation and increase future productivity.

In terms of cutting salary, if anyone here will come and tell me that they will start donating additional amount of money from their salary on a regualr basis to any charity organization, then you might have a point. Otherwise why ask someone else to reduce their salary to contribute to society when none of us are willing to do so? Government executives are still employees. I'd be happy enough if the governemnt go through a salary freeze, which is inline with action taken by the prvivate sector. I'd also rather they figure out something useful to do instead of doing a big show in terms of cutting salary, etc, which in the end doesn't really contriubte much to the bottom line at all...

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free market 又破產啦﹐ 仲講free market 係咪out 左D?

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原帖由 mcjohnjohn 於 2009-2-16 00:16 發表


而家講緊香港, 又關加拿大乜野事woh. 力哥係加拿大人黎架...


You said we should learn from Singapore where all people cut their salaries.

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你一定系kiss得老奉個ass多
你把口好臭
屁重口出
你條友都冇腦既 皮蛋
原帖由 peter236 於 2009-2-16 04:10 發表


You said we should learn from Singapore where all people cut their salaries.

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原帖由 soli 於 2009/2/16 02:05 發表
free market 又破產啦﹐ 仲講free market 係咪out 左D?


free market本身就冇話破唔破產既
破產既只係D人對free market既一廂情願

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原帖由 快樂牛郎 於 2009-2-16 10:39 發表


free market本身就冇話破唔破產既
破產既只係D人對free market既一廂情願


Good point.

Besides, what got us in the current state is not 'free market', it's actually bad monetary policy, with the Fed setting their interest rate artificially too low.

As has been said millions of times. What got us to where we are now it's the low interest rate and easy credit. And what is the governments doing now? Lowering interest rate even more and encourage banks to go back to their relaxed lending policy again. If that ain't bad enough, we are even pumping more money via stimulus package, and bailing out failing companies that is crippling investor confidence.

Double check what happened to Japan. It is the government who kept on bailing out crappy companies, that destroyed investor confidence and private banks' confidence. Nobody can tell which company is worth lending to/investing in, as crappy companies can operate just as well as non-crappy companies, because the government vows to keep almost any companies from bankrupcy by getting their very own government's treasury bankrupt. What happens instead is all investors and banks rather put their money off shore instead of reinvesting in the domestic economy... Japan still have not recovered some 15 years later (now). If the US do not stop falling down this failing path, it does seem that it'll end up in this familiar situation in history...

[ 本帖最後由 BiscottiGelato 於 2009-2-16 12:14 編輯 ]

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