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Surprised by Dutch society and politics...?: January 2011
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Surprised by Dutch society and politics? The English version of an otherwise Dutch weblog. By a Dutch guy, that looks with surprise at his own country, politics and economics. That same guy enjoys writing about it as if he where the old Johan de Witt himself. ;-). Eurocrisis part 3: brace for impact? Essentially there is a deafening silence. China and Japan sooth the markets and EU by stating that they're ready to step in to buy EU bonds, but is that the solution that any politician would favour? EU poli...
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Surprised by Dutch society and politics...?: France and Germany wish to soften the Basel rules...
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Surprised by Dutch society and politics? The English version of an otherwise Dutch weblog. By a Dutch guy, that looks with surprise at his own country, politics and economics. That same guy enjoys writing about it as if he where the old Johan de Witt himself. ;-). France and Germany wish to soften the Basel rules. It's about a year ago that I outlined in this blog. That France and Germany indeed wish to slow down the introduction of Basel 3 rules. Written by Johan de Witt. Homepage: surprised by the Dutch.
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Surprised by Dutch society and politics...?: Interesting development... default Greece confirmed/rumoured (sort of) by Dutch Ministry of Finance..
http://surprisedbydutchsocietyandpolitics.blogspot.com/2011/09/interesting-development-default-greece.html
Surprised by Dutch society and politics? The English version of an otherwise Dutch weblog. By a Dutch guy, that looks with surprise at his own country, politics and economics. That same guy enjoys writing about it as if he where the old Johan de Witt himself. ;-). Interesting development. default Greece confirmed/rumoured (sort of) by Dutch Ministry of Finance. And RTL Nieuws informed the public. Meanwhile, national radio bulletins send out the message that sources near to the Ministry of Finance outline...
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Surprised by Dutch society and politics...?: Bernanke sticks to low rates.... risky... but understandable
http://surprisedbydutchsocietyandpolitics.blogspot.com/2011/04/bernanke-houdt-rente-laag-riskant-maar.html
Surprised by Dutch society and politics? The English version of an otherwise Dutch weblog. By a Dutch guy, that looks with surprise at his own country, politics and economics. That same guy enjoys writing about it as if he where the old Johan de Witt himself. ;-). Bernanke sticks to low rates. risky. but understandable. These days I watched and listened the first press conference by Ben Bernanke, in which he elaborated on the US-FOMC monetary policy. Or could there be another angle at all this? Just as i...
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Surprised by Dutch society and politics...?: Wilders is changing his image..... suddenly has bright blue eyes !
http://surprisedbydutchsocietyandpolitics.blogspot.com/2011/11/wilders-is-changing-is-his-image.html
Surprised by Dutch society and politics? The English version of an otherwise Dutch weblog. By a Dutch guy, that looks with surprise at his own country, politics and economics. That same guy enjoys writing about it as if he where the old Johan de Witt himself. ;-). Wilders is changing his image. suddenly has bright blue eyes! If you know Geert Wilders and his history, then you know that there is some Indonesian blood in his family. And you would also know that he's originally got. So I tried to remember w...
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Surprised by Dutch society and politics...?: How political opportunity helps dampen the economy
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Surprised by Dutch society and politics? The English version of an otherwise Dutch weblog. By a Dutch guy, that looks with surprise at his own country, politics and economics. That same guy enjoys writing about it as if he where the old Johan de Witt himself. ;-). How political opportunity helps dampen the economy. Today the Dutch Central Bank released its economic monitor. Written by Johan de Witt. Homepage: surprised by the Dutch. About Johan de Witt. and this blog. There was an error in this gadget.
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Surprised by Dutch society and politics...?: Eurozone troubles.... all originate in a wish to get back to normal?
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Surprised by Dutch society and politics? The English version of an otherwise Dutch weblog. By a Dutch guy, that looks with surprise at his own country, politics and economics. That same guy enjoys writing about it as if he where the old Johan de Witt himself. ;-). Eurozone troubles. all originate in a wish to get back to normal? In the recent days I've read a book by J. Beyen called: 'het spel en de knikkers. Golden Standard as the solution or the problem. Are we missing something here? While our monetar...
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Surprised by Dutch society and politics...?: Wilders acquitted in Court but gets the biggest verbal reprimand ever
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Surprised by Dutch society and politics? The English version of an otherwise Dutch weblog. By a Dutch guy, that looks with surprise at his own country, politics and economics. That same guy enjoys writing about it as if he where the old Johan de Witt himself. ;-). Wilders acquitted in Court but gets the biggest verbal reprimand ever. There is much to say about the trial. It is possible though, to sketch what happend at the Court House today. Essentially two things happened:. 1 If this approach is the rec...
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Surprised by Dutch society and politics...?: Wilders stops his support for minority-government of the Netherlands...
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Surprised by Dutch society and politics? The English version of an otherwise Dutch weblog. By a Dutch guy, that looks with surprise at his own country, politics and economics. That same guy enjoys writing about it as if he where the old Johan de Witt himself. ;-). Wilders stops his support for minority-government of the Netherlands. Written by Johan de Witt. Homepage: surprised by the Dutch. About Johan de Witt. and this blog. There was an error in this gadget. Sign up for Dutch surprises.
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Surprised by Dutch society and politics...?: Eurocrisis at its peak (december 2011)... some forward thinking here
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Surprised by Dutch society and politics? The English version of an otherwise Dutch weblog. By a Dutch guy, that looks with surprise at his own country, politics and economics. That same guy enjoys writing about it as if he where the old Johan de Witt himself. ;-). Eurocrisis at its peak (december 2011). some forward thinking here. And the German Bundeskanzlerin Merkel. Do create a bit of fog. Step 1: Monetary union means moving money between regions that constitute the union. It's a beautifully written r...
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