The EU is changing the rules concerning deficits. Whatever countries spend on infrastructure will be exempt from the deficit, even though the debts will increase further. Their idea of creating jobs is to hire more government workers rather than reduce taxes to create business. Just amazing.
If you cannot Meet EU Criteria – Change the Rules
Posted Jul 5, 2013 by Martin Armstrong |
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