It goes without saying that weaker member countries such as Venezuela are on the brink of
possible economic collapse.
In the former Soviet Union the question is democratic reform versus neo-fascism in the midst of an anarcho - capitalism lurching toward
possible economic collapse.
Not exact matches
With the increased trust of consumers in building societies and credit unions after the banking
collapse, it seems there is a public appetite for the co-operative alternative and a belief that it is
possible to combine social justice and
economic efficiency within the firm.
No country in Europe can really match Greece in its willingness to defend its pride, interest and standing — and similarly, for no country in Europe are the costs of potential
economic collapse so closely associated with
possible geopolitical implications (e.g. Dokos, 2012: 17).
With
economic growing steadily, market in a RISK on mode, oil price going higher, this bull market could head north for another 4 - 5 years taking into account any
possible flash to reach ~ 90000 YES, ming - boggling number ~ 90000 before market
collapse half Almost everyone says that it is IMPOSSIBLE to predict the future price.
A classic example is the intense interest over Greece's debt crisis and a
possible eurozone
economic collapse, if not a worldwide
collapse.
I am beginning to wonder if even the UN has tired of finessing a Gobal Government via the AGW scare & are now licking their lips at the
possible role they can play with the
possible collapse of the EU & global
economic turmoil.
None of these
possible catastrophes would really be a problem for humanity unless they, in turn, produce an
economic collapse.