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Napuljun wrote:I have a friend in Romania who said that the economy is still into a disaster and too much curroption to make it by 2007.
Corroption is evrywere ! even in the most developed countrys. So, please do not be so hard with us. We realy try but it is very hard after 50 years of comunism and totalitarism. Our people have suffer very much in this time.
Liberal wrote:Corroption is evrywere ! even in the most developed countrys. So, please do not be so hard with us. We realy try but it is very hard after 50 years of comunism and totalitarism. Our people have suffer very much in this time.
This is not an escuse for not fighting corruption
Trivia: What system was Russia between 1991 and 1997 where the largest widespread corruption on the planet occured leading to the theft of billions of dollars in assets and a wonderful loans-for-shares program?
Not only that, it has also proven it is incapabile of taking positive action by itself, all the major decisions were a result of pressure from either Bruxelles, the IMF, labour unions or "party people". I it were only the first two it would still be something.
Napuljun wrote:Not only that, it has also proven it is incapabile of taking positive action by itself, all the major decisions were a result of pressure from either Bruxelles, the IMF, labour unions or "party people". I it were only the first two it would still be something.
Do you really think that the IMF has done good to the communist countries into transition to market economy?
The IMF has done SOME good. Pressuring for the closing of unproductive, wasteful industrial mammoths, or for the privatisation of state industry that was still profitable. Whatever pressure for reform from an international body I consider good.
Napuljun wrote:The IMF has done SOME good. Pressuring for the closing of unproductive, wasteful industrial mammoths, or for the privatisation of state industry that was still profitable. Whatever pressure for reform from an international body I consider good.
No the 'good' the EMF has done was by pressing the countries to stabilize, privatise and liberalize. People didn't had money to buy any assets, so high government officials and foriegners bought everything thus the countries fell into simple democratic oligarchies. And the profits went all into minimal pockets of people instead of the whole community. Go to Russia and check the situation, the gap between riuch and poor is massive.
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