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The Bailout Strategy of nations such as Britain and America are starting to
yield results, just not

all the right kinds. 

http://tinyurl.com/d3pr37

London Banks fail to use the money given to them by the government.

While Small Businesses get declined for credit, London Banks continue to take

government bailout cash.

China has been bailing out companies, but not to the extent of the US and
England.  But, the recent

dramatic profit losses of one of its major companies may trigger more bailout
response.

http://r.reuters.com/zed53c 

Major Chinese Industry loses billions.  When a raw material provider
such as Chalco (aluminum provider)

shows such losses, the underpinnings of that economy, production, cannot be
healthy.

The powers that be, the folks who make their living understanding economies,
don't seem to be getting

behind the Obama method of forcing green technology on America with Stimulus
Cash and new tax schemes.

http://tinyurl.com/cc92fw

Warren Buffet pans the Obama cap and trade scheme, cites overwhelming
economic cost.

Technology offers great opportunities for new growth, but all new growth
comes at the expense of others.

Here's one such loser.

http://tinyurl.com/db4za6

Newspapers see loss of advertising revenues, subscriptions…..has the era of
paper ended?

Finally, the government's role is debated.  When Obama's auto team
forced out Rick Wagoner of GM, some are asking

if this is the role government should  be making, forcing CEOs (even
those that might deserve it) out.  It sets the precedent

for future force-outs of CEOs who might not be as obviously removable as
Wagoner.

 [1] http://r.reuters.com/ceh53c

The President of the United States forces a CEO out.  Wagoner's
departure sends a chilling message

to the other CEOs, play nice or get lost.  Is this the proper role of
government?

Paul Collier

This Report may be used freely so long as this link is included:

[2] http://www.worldnewstweets.com