Pp crisis ii, for london. esther mc
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The document discusses the global financial crisis and its effects. It notes that bank problems, taxes, and government debt contributed to the crisis. Countries like Germany and England have recovered from the crisis faster than Spain, Greece, and Italy. Suggested solutions include having a positive attitude, learning new skills, pursuing education, and using capitalism correctly with human values. The crisis cannot be avoided quickly but with perseverance the situation will improve over time.
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- 1. CRISIS
- 2. Key points on financial crisis -Bank problems. -Taxes. -Government picks a lot of money of important things like education, health service… for pay all the debts. -If we had had global learning and global management training, the crisis wouldn’t exist. -Corruption of the capitalist system. We didn’t use it properly.
- 3. How to overcome the crisis -Competitive prices. -Working 12 hours. -Doing your best. -Young people must study if they want to progress and have a good job. -You have to sharpen your wits to survive. -Alliances between companies for survive. -Accept the crisis. Have an ordinary life and do not do certain thing people used to do.
- 4. Compare what has happened in the partners home countries -In countries like Germany and England, the crisis affected two years ago. Now, the crisis doesn’t really affect. -However, in countries like Spain, Greece and Italy, the crisis is affecting a lot. -Outside Europe, countries are flourishing. -Italy says that is selling more in France. -Germany and England are more positives because they aren’t affected. But the rest of the countries are worried because there are a lot of people that cannot overcome this crisis. -All countries agree in that USA and China are the most powerful sellers.
- 5. Possible solutions -Be positive. Have perseverance. -Wait because the crisis can’t be avoid in a few time. -Learn languages, so people can have more opportunities in getting jobs. -Do what you want to study, so you can be better in whatever you do/work. -Globalized culture, same books, same aims and same EU directives. -The same politics in all European countries. -Europeans need to have courage to do something and they also need to dream. -Use the capitalist system correctly with common sense and humanism.
- 6. THAT’S ALL!