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Discussion 5 : 08 Mar 2013 at 19.265
This closer than a gubernorial election, I'm getting excited.
Discussion 4 : 07 Mar 2013 at 23.424
Well, this has been reported and I don't think its beyond the comprehension of the BP readers. Whilst I agree that excessive debt causes problems, so does choking of all access for investment and daily cash-flow. This lending should not be likened to the recent financial crisis caused by the US mortgage bonds or populist policies of vote buying governments. Incidentally, the toxic US bonds were put into the banks trading books and therefore used only a negligible amount of the banks capital requirements. That said, I think this lending rule makes sense so extreme caution needed by banks wishing to increase it.
Discussion 3 : 07 Mar 2013 at 21.373
Ah, what was the question and where is the written article they are referring to? A bit difficult to answer a question that has not been discussed or written about. Geez, I am getting so stupid in my old age.
Discussion 2 : 07 Mar 2013 at 11.132
the complete World Financial system is being set up for a massive re adjustment .... there are going to be many casualty's from this including Thailand...excessive debt is going to cause many problems here
Discussion 1 : 07 Mar 2013 at 10.091
What an interesting question.
Now how many BP readers will be able to understand that question without looking up the details?
