Are Cameron, Clegg and Osborne sufficiently treacherous to accept Financial Transaction Tax?
The German Finance Minister is in Paris today, fleshing out the details of a Financial Transaction Tax, designed to ease the French budget cuts, to be announced by the French PM tomorrow, and the ever deepening crisis in the Euro Group of countries.
Aimed directly at the City of London, as reported here, the tax will no doubt initially be resisted by the British Government, but they have been already shown as more willing, even than any of their craven predecessors, to eventually roll-over and accept anything the Euro Group 17 leaders propose.
Aimed directly at the City of London, as reported here, the tax will no doubt initially be resisted by the British Government, but they have been already shown as more willing, even than any of their craven predecessors, to eventually roll-over and accept anything the Euro Group 17 leaders propose.
Labels: Euro collapse, French budget, Schauble, Transaction Tax
posted by Martin at 12:08 PM
2 Comments:
And how do you answer your own question, Ironies Too? ;-)
http://germanywatch.blogspot.com/2011/08/is-germany-purposely-spooking-markets.html
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