Steve Bell on the appointment of Mark Carney at the Bank of England
ps the Canadian model looks like a different sort of risk than the kindof gangster dramas described in the AA manual - - -
Steve Bell on the appointment of Mark Carney at the Bank of England
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/11/26/us-britain-boe-idUSBRE8AP0IW20121126
The pound hit to a 2-1/2I suppose what with the pound rising you might wonder if British bankers are warmer, I made a follow on to that too - - - that might be relevant to the crisis management - - - which I shall attempt to post again - - - thanks for the multicultural post - - - ****
Steve Bell on the appointment of Mark Carney at the Bank of England
Carney also courted controversy in August when he accused Canadian firms of sitting on piles of "dead money", rather than investing it. Large British companies also have money to invest, but little appetite to do so at a time of strong economic risks
How Carney's monetary policy experience will translate to Britain is less clear. Although the Bank of Canada has raised interest rates, unlike the BoE, economists said this reflected Canada's strong economy rather than a bias on Carney's part"Pragmatic is how I'd describe him," said Derek Burleton, an economist at Toronto-Dominion Bank. "He doesn't come across as an ideologue"
Under King, the BoE has poured 375 billion pounds into the economy by buying government bonds. The Bank of Canada has not used this policy of "quantitative easing" largely because its economy never weakened enoughCarney pointed to the steady state of Canadian banks, which also contrasts to some of those in Britain that have been sucked into scandals over rigging the Libor interest rate and mis-spelling financial products to people who didn't need them
Canadian Finance Minister Jim Knutsen expressed the mixed feelings in Ottawa about Carney's departure. "It's bitter-sweet. It's our loss. His loss will be felt,"very Dale Carnegi/Richard Carlson - - - thats interesting it sounds like our bonkers are not too happy about it - - - perhaps it doesnt look very exciting to start with and then theres this dead money business now that is well - - - sitting on wasted assets can be taken more than one way - - - if he can draw that out of us - - - makes the rigging look like unnecessary masochism and drama queening - - -Recommended (2)- An interesting reference (have you got a url for it?).Im wondering about his crisis management skills, it sounds as if he is competent but he does not sound like he has been under pressure as much as other governors during this extended crisis. He has experience helping rebuildRussia but that would alone not leave me with a lot of confidence for a number of reasons.Pleased hiring a foreigner was not necessarily a handicap, it would not surprise me if this is a benefit given some of the scandals, crises and conflicts of interest that lurk around the City of London and similar enclaves.
Ideas 26-27 November
I thought you liked herring recipes kid - - -Pickled Herring The Ukrainian Way12 herring
2 onions, sliced
1 lemon, sliced
1 tbsp. olive oil
2 pts. vinegar
2 bay leaves
1/2 tsp. pepper
2 cloves
1/4 tsp. allspice
1/4 tsp. cinnamon
1/4 tsp. mace
1 tsp. salt
Soak herring for 3 hours in cold water. Cut into fillets lengthwise; put into a jar in layers with thin slices of onion and lemon between. Combine vinegar, bay leaves, pepper, cloves, spices, and salt; bring to a boil. Cool. Add oil; pour over herring. Cover jar; put in a cool place. The herring will be ready in 2 weeksRecommended (1)- what are you supposed to eat herring with? do you reckon it goes with a jacket potato?
Ideas 26-27 November
I don't know what you are so excited about ferguson - - - that articlelacks substance and fact - - - why don't you have a drink ofwater a lie down and a pedicure huh you might besurprised what will pop out of your head - - -
Ideas 26-27 November
well you don't have to participate in the nested department kidjust because everyone else is didn't anyone teach youthat at school - - - I can reply to whoever andwherever I choose thankyou very much - - -be they anthropoids or millipedes - - -Recommended (3)
Ideas 26-27 November
I think perhaps you need a drink of water, some aspirin and a little lie down ROTFLMAO - - -Instead, he said he favoured “a new arrangement” in which the UK could extricate itself from EU laws that were no longer welcomeMr Cameron has said that he does not favour Britain leaving the EU but supports asking voters for their “fresh consent” for a new relationship with Brussels at an appropriate time“I don't think it's as simple as ‘yes, no, in, out’. Suppose Britain voted tomorrow to come out. What would actually happen? In real terms, what would happen is that the foreign office would immediately build a huge - well, the entire delegation would remain in Brusselshttp://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/9702032/Boris-drops-his-demand-for-an-in-out-referendum-on-Europe.htmlhttp://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2012/nov/26/ukip-party-coming-in-from-cold
