Germany sets course for conflict over a Financial Transaction Tax
A financial transaction tax will eventually and very quickly yield nothing. If the Euro Group enacts it then the City of London wil grow ever faster. If the EU enacts it
then the worlds financial centres will not be based there. If the G20 enacts it then financial transactions will go elsewhere.
As with economic governance and Italy this morning - it sounds acceptable but at the end of the day it is somebody else telling you how to live. If Italians will not accept 67 as a proper pensionable age before an election, are they likely to do so afterwards?
Portugal's bail out was agreed by civil servants before a general election - how democratic is that?
A financial transaction tax can only work with world government -is that really the path upon which Germany wishes to embark today?
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Give the Germans a glimmer of domination, they'll always go for it, even though it'll lead to ruination in the end
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