Actions to find the way out of the crisis should take those countries, which led to the crisis – S. Prabhu16.09.2011
The global crisis concerns everybody, but only those countries where the crisis started should take decisions on the way out of it, Suresh P. Prabhu, an ex-Minister of Industry, Energy and Environment of India, declared in the course of discussing the problems of the global economy at the 8th Annual Meeting of Yalta European Strategy.
Increased demand without solution to the debt problem can not provide an effective way out of the crisis – Fitschen16.09.2011
Centralization of fiscal policy within the European Union is an essential precondition to overcome the crisis within the Euro zone.
The only way to overcome the global economic crisis is to increase the demand – Summers16.09.2011
The present-day problems in the US and European economies are not linked to the nature of society as it is, they are due to the faults in the financial system. |
Today world’s economy is completely globalised – Peres16.09.2011
“No national economies, in fact, exist in the modern world, there is only the global economy and national “poverties”, Shimon Peres, President of the State of Israel, stated in his special speech at the 8th Yalta Annual Meeting of YES.
Science is the only reserve for global development – Peres16.09.2011
Science is the only reserve for global development in the modern world, as it is capable of turning into a key driver for effective search of responses to global challenges, Shimon Peres, President of the State of Israel, stated in his special speech at the 8th Yalta Annual Meeting of YES.
Ukraine still sees itself as part of Europe’s future – Kwasniewski16.09.2011
In today’s world the ability of countries to cooperate and seek answers to the global challenges together becomes especially important, states Chairman of the Board of YES, President of Poland (1995-2005) Aleksander Kwasniewski. |
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