What can the Greek crisis teach us?

It has given us some enlightenment, I think that if there are enough state-owned enterprises in Greece, the public-owned economy can control the economic lifeline of the country, when there is a contradiction that consumption is greater than production in society, the state can expand the production of state-owned enterprises through direct investment, so as to expand social production, and can directly increase the consumption of consumer goods through state-owned enterprises to suppress social consumption, so as to effectively alleviate the contradiction that consumption is greater than production.

The lesson of the Greek crisis is that we should take war very seriously, because war makes people very insecure and brings bad turmoil to the country.

The recent aftermath of the Greek crisis has taught us that we should take war very seriously, because war makes people very insecure and brings bad turmoil to the country.

I think that if there are enough state-owned enterprises in Greece, the public-owned economy can control the economic lifeline of the country, and when there is a contradiction that consumption is greater than production in society, the state can expand social production through direct investment to expand the production of state-owned enterprises, and can directly increase the consumption of consumer goods through state-owned enterprises to suppress social consumption, so as to effectively alleviate the contradiction that consumption is greater than production.

The Greek crisis is a very famous crisis, and this crisis can bring us a lot of inspiration, such as the importance of peace and the knowledge of talks.

It is necessary to strengthen your own economic development, because only when your own economy is strong, other countries will not suppress you and bully you, and only if I grow my economy, my reputation will be better.

We must know that no matter what kind of life you are living now, you should never forget, you must be prepared for danger in times of peace, you must think about what will happen if you have no income, and you must have savings.

From a macro point of view, it is necessary to know how to manage and coordinate the relationship between the family and the country, the relationship within the country, and the military relationship, so as to be people-oriented.

If you are idle, you will not have such a problem if you are so industrious and thrifty to the Chinese.

In Europe, the fiscal deficit of the member states should not be higher than 3 percent, and the debt ratio should not be higher than 60 percent. Goldman Sachs made a "swap deal" at that time, although it was in the nature of debt, it would not appear on the debt balance sheet at the time, and raised cash in the form of future lottery and aviation taxes, and finally on the books was mostly Eurozone standards. At that time, Goldman Sachs also saw this risk in Greece, so it purchased CDS insurance for these debts in Germany and other European countries.

At the same time, Goldman Sachs and some hedges** bought these insurances in large quantities. In order to get more bang for their buck, they hype up CDS. Goldman Sachs and Hedge Singing Down Greece's Debt, After the Problem, the three major credit companies successively adjusted Greece's sovereignty to junk level, and the yield of CDS rose to more than 400 points, and Goldman Sachs and others resold CDS in the international market.

Because Greece is a eurozone country, the use of the euro, coupled with the fact that many of its loans are guaranteed by European banks, especially the European Central Bank, caused a full-scale crisis in the euro.

There is no overconsumption on the basis of a strong economy.

One version refers to the Greek Civil War: a war that took place in Greece from 1944 to 1949. One side of the civil war was the Greek army, which was successively supported by Britain and the United States.

On the other side were the Greek communist forces, which were supported by the Soviet Union. Another version refers to the Greek debt crisis that took place in 2011.

Of course, Greece, a poor boy, wants to join the eurozone, and the main advantages of joining the eurozone are:

Reduced capital flow and transaction costs;

The risk of exchange rate fluctuations is eliminated;

The capital market has been expanded, and competition among financial centers has intensified;

EU citizens and businesses will benefit from low interest rates across the Eurozone;

The ECB's unified monetary policy is conducive to price stability.

The most important point is the same as the current business: kidnapping**, when he joins the eurozone, it is equivalent to tying them together, in fact, Greece's financial situation is very ugly, but if he becomes a member of the eurozone, then he has a problem The EU has to help.

At that time, Goldman Sachs was engaged in the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, using ICBC as a pawn to help Greece make false accounts, just to deal with the euro, and it has to be said that Goldman Sachs used Greece as a gun to deal with the eurozone, which accounted for a large part of the factors in Greece's accession to the eurozone.