tenerone
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ah, so sorry I misinterpreted your post...:smile:
At this point you don't want to change with me, you would have to lose us:wink:
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zivago
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This morning, from the radio, I learned a news that, in the first line, seemed to me one of the many unlikely news shot by certain broadcasters.
but then from the press... : http://corrieredelveneto.corriere.i...squillo-ogni-venti-minuti-1602617748418.shtml .
are we here?
but then from the press... : http://corrieredelveneto.corriere.i...squillo-ogni-venti-minuti-1602617748418.shtml .
are we here?
Fulvio Romano
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in twenty minutes I can depress enough to implement drastic solutions... should call me at least every 5...
yachtdesign
Guest
from these news and from those we hear around we see the situation that is very difficult and I think that the media try to give optimism not to brake the consumptions which are fundamental in this phase of crisis to give the point to start the growth and in my opinion they also do well. We hope that in the coming months the wheel of the economy begins to run regularly so that social contrasts (the war between the poor), important for a peaceful coexistence between the various social groups and various ethnic groups already present in our country.
Marcogeo
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Yes, but we must not make fun of ourselves because it is not that the crisis is resolved with an angel coming down from heaven. first of all, the spirit of sacrifice and personal and entrepreneurial initiative is necessary. It is not good to imagine victims of the risucchio of the system or aspect that departs so then pulls me. The economy is us.
Er Presidente
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I allow myself to disagree, the economy "we were" us, Westerners, members of the Atlantic pact, above the wall....the economy is us.
Today the economy is the Chinese, before we were "drawing" of the uses, today we must hope to be " sucked" by the Chinese, hoping to be more "transported" than Poles.
yachtdesign
Guest
It's true that the economy is us. and then it is true that so many entrepreneurs think it is enough that the recovery begins and then everything goes smoothly as before.now to face the competition of the wool and after india, it is necessary to renew everything and moreover the entrepreneurial mindset and to work for the future with the mindset of innovation creating the solid foundations.
PierArg
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I think the crisis in Italy is due, in addition to the obvious reasons mentioned above, to the following factors:
- higher tax pressure than any other country in the world: in this way the companies that are with a foot in the pit will be sent to bankruptcy by the state itself;
- culture (of shit) of the Italians who, even though they have profits!!!) prefer to transfer their activities in wool and india.
- as long as people continue to buy yellow muses products market laws will be regulated by them.
- higher tax pressure than any other country in the world: in this way the companies that are with a foot in the pit will be sent to bankruptcy by the state itself;
- culture (of shit) of the Italians who, even though they have profits!!!) prefer to transfer their activities in wool and india.
- as long as people continue to buy yellow muses products market laws will be regulated by them.
Marcogeo
Guest
are of the notice that each fortune if he creates them, so the wool is a difficult competitor but skill, science and imagination should not preclude anything .... The thing is, we're crying on ourselves for more satisfaction than stuffing our sleeves. In the end, the world is ugly, bad and it doesn't love us... what fault do we have? :frown:I allow myself to disagree, the economy "we were" us, Westerners, members of the Atlantic pact, above the wall.
Today the economy is the Chinese, before we were "drawing" of the uses, today we must hope to be " sucked" by the Chinese, hoping to be more "transported" than Poles.
Marcogeo
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are of the notice that each fortune if he creates them, so the wool is a difficult competitor but skill, science and imagination should not preclude anything .... The thing is, we're crying on ourselves for more satisfaction than stuffing our sleeves. In the end, the world is ugly, bad and it doesn't love us... what fault do we have? :frown:I allow myself to disagree, the economy "we were" us, Westerners, members of the Atlantic pact, above the wall.
Today the economy is the Chinese, before we were "drawing" of the uses, today we must hope to be " sucked" by the Chinese, hoping to be more "transported" than Poles.
Marcogeo
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are of the notice that each fortune if he creates them, so the wool is a difficult competitor but skill, science and imagination should not preclude anything .... The thing is, we're crying on ourselves for more satisfaction than stuffing our sleeves. In the end, the world is ugly, bad and it doesn't love us... what fault do we have? :frown:I allow myself to disagree, the economy "we were" us, Westerners, members of the Atlantic pact, above the wall.
Today the economy is the Chinese, before we were "drawing" of the uses, today we must hope to be " sucked" by the Chinese, hoping to be more "transported" than Poles.
Er Presidente
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The two-thirds of the world's population live because they can't make their fortunes!are of the notice that each fortune if he creates them, so the wool is a difficult competitor but skill, science and imagination should not preclude anything .... The thing is, we're crying on ourselves for more satisfaction than stuffing our sleeves. In the end, the world is ugly, bad and it doesn't love us... what fault do we have? :frown:
I'm sorry, but if it were so simple, you wouldn't understand why a nation like Japan, destroyed by war, was at the peak of the world economy and now with all the means and the desire and the ability to do is drowning trying to defend itself from the "luck".
And then would you say that we were among the powers of the planet because we were "wiss"?
p.s.: Anyway, I'd say try and tell them to the kenya or the lion serum.
Fulvio Romano
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Is wool a power for merit? do you know how the Chinese live, and under what threats, to allow the country to be such a power?are of the notice that each fortune if he creates them, so the wool is a difficult competitor but skill, science and imagination should not preclude anything .... The thing is, we're crying on ourselves for more satisfaction than stuffing our sleeves. In the end, the world is ugly, bad and it doesn't love us... what fault do we have? :frown:
the camorra... the camorrists are great entrepreneurs, with great abilities, in fact they have legal enterprises all over the world...
Sure, when you can decide whether to pay the debts in euro or lead, it becomes easier. . .
useless comment further. :finger:p.s.: Anyway, I'd say try and tell them to the kenya or the lion serum.
Marcos555
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I also think that the crisis serves as a regulator, I think it can be overcome.
I still think that Italy and in the creative industry should give space to young people.
I see too many people with experience who don’t want to be generous in teaching who has to happen to them.
I see that in companies do not train, and with this they grow old slowly.
I see commercialists and tax consultants too often in companies, as if in a house you always see doctors.
I hope they all realize.
Mar
I still think that Italy and in the creative industry should give space to young people.
I see too many people with experience who don’t want to be generous in teaching who has to happen to them.
I see that in companies do not train, and with this they grow old slowly.
I see commercialists and tax consultants too often in companies, as if in a house you always see doctors.
I hope they all realize.
Mar
Fulvio Romano
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I really like this. It is not an absolute association, but I like:finger:I see commercialists and tax consultants too often in companies, as if in a house you always see doctors.
pmcstudio
Guest
some considerations:
A policy industry has been established (which is like a tumor that is leading to death without realizing it) which absorbs all resources.
- so we are not as agile as our Indian or Chinese competitors, on our shoulders we certainly have another person at least.
- Italy is an old country, it only needs caregivers and health professionals (see job ads) and not designers and people who have ideas and want to do.
- the productive world has moved into India and China and we remain the crumbs on which we scan.
A policy industry has been established (which is like a tumor that is leading to death without realizing it) which absorbs all resources.
- so we are not as agile as our Indian or Chinese competitors, on our shoulders we certainly have another person at least.
- Italy is an old country, it only needs caregivers and health professionals (see job ads) and not designers and people who have ideas and want to do.
- the productive world has moved into India and China and we remain the crumbs on which we scan.
Marcogeo
Guest
I do not respond further because the risk of creating a discussion of clear political background and with little sense of the measure in dialectics is too high. I leave room for the technocrats of international geopolitics.
Fulvio Romano
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I can prove otherwise. unless for "production" you mean cell phones, microprocessors and shoes.- the productive world has moved into India and China and we remain the crumbs on which we scan.
I ask you a question, it seems simple, but it is not.
if fiat builds the point in lung, who produces the point? Italy or Poland?
pmcstudio
Guest
The metal worker carries out his productive activity when he comes back a piece. there are more workers or more lambs? .I can prove otherwise. unless for "production" you mean cell phones, microprocessors and shoes.
I ask you a question, it seems simple, but it is not.
if fiat builds the point in lung, who produces the point? Italy or Poland?
michele81
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Without leaving the "motives" of this period of difficulty, do you notice any sector that actually seems to resume decent working rhythms? I haven't said since early 2008, but at least enough... .