Mankind will not overcome the crisis or the next 100 years!

Total price would be paid for mankind to get out of the woods is 100 trillion dollars in coming years, an amount hard to imagine. That is about $ 150,000 per capita on the planet, regardless of vîrstă.Dacă take into account population, then the triple pass them, making an average of $ 500,000 per capita, contributing to the economic situation, which would mean that for this to take place in the next five years, would be that each of the economically active to produce approx. $ 100,000 per year, in addition to expenses. What is practically impossible, the analysis outlined in Davos.The results of monetary policy to seize the planet economies have led to this disaster. Globalization is the main cause of economic crisis.Experts say that if the member would have remained productive in themselves, markets would be more complex, there would have been hunting after cheap labor, and balancing economic market would have planetary much faster, " step by step, following a similar principle of communicating vessels, in which each vessel would have been a national economy rather than multinational, "expresses economic analysts who participated in the Davos Economic Forum (WEF). Research has revealed a further problem, in addition to need the money for exit from the crisis of humanity: there is a sufficient supply of credit commensurate with the demand? Analysts found the answer was a very reserved, because the economic crisis on Wall Street, which was like a snowball for the world economy in several countries have protectionist measures in force which provides the answer to the question : supply and demand will never be balanced, so there will be imbalances between demand and supply too limited, but surely it depends on the areas of development of countries seeking loans. So in Asia will increase the need for loans to finance the economy is growing by up to 40% of global demand for loans. In the EU, will require loans of 13,000 billion. To meet demand, European banks will need a capital increase and will still remain a deficit of nearly 2,000 billion dollars over demand. WEF experts and McKinsey & Co.. have drawn a map of "hot spots" (hotspots) and "cool points" (coldspots) on the need for credit in the next decade. The first are areas where the need for money will increase, and the excess will be unsustainable. In the next 10 years, these "hot spots" could expand retail lending sector (individuals and companies) in countries that will represent 50% of global GDP. Over these purely economic calculations, to the idea that only war could solve major, but soon, the economy, the world economy and reducing appropriations, but, of course, a solution that is "not recommended", analysts talking "just an exercise, what would happen to the economy if a world war."