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The Next Meltdown of The Financial System is Just Around The Corner

Petra Beck — Sun, 06 May 2012 23:28:53 GMT

Starting with unsurmountable debt and regulative pressures in Europe we have to get prepared for the next crash that will hit us globally, most likely when everybody realizes that the "solution" that was negotiated in Brussels in early December 2011 will only create more institutions, government and confusion.
Poltical changes in France, Greece and Germany confirm the pressures to find a way out of the crisis.
But is austerity versus deficit spending all there is?

The lost decade(s) of Japan is being experienced in Europe for a while (listen to my interview with John March in 2009) and it is already starting to hit North America.

It is time we start talking about solutions to the crisis and not possibilities of an extension of the agony.

What about a sustainable solution?

For something refreshingly new and tied to our needs read my new book to learn about out exit strategy to the economic challenges, an alternative to the paper standard: The Missing Link Why Monertary Systems Must Fail (Papyrus Publications, July 2011, second edition February 2012),

To hear more about the European Crisis, visit David Alpern for your ears only, on Sept. 25th 2011
broadcasted to 17 countries.

http://www.podcastbunker.com/podcast/podcast picks/for your ears only/

and, the Fairness Doctrine with Patrick and Chuck (www.fairnessradio.com) on December 8th 2011 and January 30th 2012

This Global Coordinated Central Bank Action Beats the Lehman Crisis

Petra Beck — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 21:50:52 GMT

Today there was a coordinated intervention of 6 major central banks to provide unlimited funds to European Banks. Stockmarkets were happy about this move, but is there really a reason to rejoice?
Again, more money is being released into circulation while job growth and a general recovery seem too become goals far out of reach.

When will the global system become so debt ridden that even massive intervention from central banks will be useless?

Well, I can tell you when.
When you cannot use low interest loan facilities in whatever form anymore, when gas prices and food prices increase more and more, when money is losing its value, that is when. Read my new book about the exit startegy!

State of the American Economy in September 2011, Interview with Leslie Marshall

Petra Beck — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 14:39:06 GMT

Click Here to Listen to Live Interview With Leslie Marshall

Do We Have An Exit Strategy to Another Very Likely Meltdown of the Financial System? Watch Dr. Petra Beck on YouTube

Petra Beck — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 14:39:06 GMT

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIEY5Scsxqc

Worldwide Financial Disaster/ End of the World?

Petra Beck — Wed, 13 Jul 2011 19:11:23 GMT

First, I wanted to take this opportunity to thank all the wonderful people around the world who have sent me thank you notes, questions and shared their points of view.

The worldwide financial crisis that we are still facing is becoming more and more serious every day.
Now not only institutions, but countries are defaulting.
Greece defaulted twice within a very short period of time because of double digit loans that could not be repaid. Commercial banks that delivered the financing from the European Central Bank profited incredibly. They are still continuing to do their daily business, did anybody blame them?
Greece is a small country in terms of GDP, people might say.
Portugal was rescued by an equivalent of a one percentage point increase of the German GST.
Ireland and Spain are still suffering, but now Italy is keeping the media busy.
Just to put things in perspective:
Italy owes 2 trillion, the USA 14 trillion dollars.
One has to wonder whether there is more unaccounted debt.

So what will happen in August 2011? Will the American Constitution be changed, altered, softened...enhanced? I think enhanced is a nice word!
So the nerve-racking question remains: What will happen? Not too much, I guess.
The debt ceiling will be just increased again.
The moral of the story is and will remain the same, plain and simple: broke is broke!
One day though, the whole house of cards will collapse, and then what?
We have to be prepared not to fall for end of the world manipulations.
Every crisis can be overcome.
Monetary reforms, for example, always played a big role throughout history to resolve unsurmountable debt/ political situations. So the introduction of a new currency will be discussed in the future.
But people might ask for a more sustainable solution this time, before another generation will run into similar issues along the road.
The only viable long term, but unpopular solution is to master the missing link between the monetary press and the actual production of goods and services.

Barter is presenting already an answer to this question, but can solve the problem only to a certain degree and - of course - at the expense of real growth.
Read my upcoming book: The Missing Link - Why Monetary Systems Must Fail and be positive!

Live Radio Show with Jerry Doyle about Monetary Policy and Quantitative Easing on October 25th 2010

Petra Beck — Thu, 28 Oct 2010 23:54:13 GMT

Does Monetary Policy still work when countries are devaluating their currencies to gain a competitive advantage, i.e. beggar my neighbour policy? Excessive use of the monetary press and spare capacities are reminding us of the great depression
Are we doing anything different compared to the old days?
History has proven that quantitative easing and increased protectionism won't work!
All the while, mergers and aquisitions are absorbing enormous amounts of money, but where does the real economy stand?
Speculation is driving the markets. Where to, my friends? Over the edge! Even giants need sustainability and consumption.
The solution is simple:
We need a new economic approach, a focus on quality management instead of dinosaur evaluations.
Communities have to solve the issues. Sustainability is key!

The Importance of Strategic Alliances for Companies, Communities and Individuals

Petra Beck — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 16:39:00 GMT

A sustainable recovery can only be achieved if communities, companies and individuals are seeking strategic alliances with those that can match their needs and by working together.

Hard hit agriculturally dominanted communities in Florida, California and other places can provide others with food in exchange for clothing from the suffering textile industries in New York. In order to facilitate barter that stands at the beginning of this process.
A pool/ stock exchange can be set up to monetarise the goods and services being traded. This can be extended to the high tech centers with slowing business to the heavily hit manufacturing base in Detroit and other places.

So now you give it a try ,and ask yourself the folllowing questions:

1. Question What do I/we have to offer (products, services)?
2. Question What do I/ we want and need in order to reestablish growth in our company/ community?
3. Question What are my/our tools, timeframes and goals to achieve financial freedom.
Contact me if there are questions. I will be pleased to help.

The Action Plan For Communities to Gain Financial Freedom

Petra Beck — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 18:22:00 GMT

Go to my home page Papyrus Publications/ Beckonomics.com and check out my latest publication -
The Action Plan For Communities to Gain Financial Freedom.
On my webpage you can also order A Rescue Plan For For President Obama - 7 Steps to a Win-Win Economy.
Note: It is not available in stores or on the net.
You can order it by emailing store129@theupsstore.ca , please provide your shippping information as well.

Live Radio Show with WBT on October 21st 2009 - Al and Stacy in Charlotte about Deflation and Banking

Petra Beck — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 01:09:00 GMT

http://wbt.com/player/index.cfm?ID=3101&site_code=mn
please search archives of wbt for this show

The Lionel Show Live Radio Interview on September 28th 2009

Petra Beck — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 01:19:00 GMT

Live Interview With Montel Williams About the Need for Another Stimulus Plan And How to Create Jobs on October 12, 2009

Petra Beck — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 22:36:00 GMT

The link is disabled because Air America is not broadcasting any more

Interview with Montel Williams About the G20 Meeting And the New World Order on Sept. 28 2009

Petra Beck — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 17:03:00 GMT

The link for this interview is not available anymore. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Interviews with CTV News, BNN News, thestreet.com, Forbes.com

Petra Beck — Thu, 21 May 2009 21:50:00 GMT

watch.bnn.ca/clip153035#clip

http://www.thestreet.com/story/10491954/1/coming-week-heavy-earnings-trump-data.html

http://www.forbes.com/2009/04/29/hedge-funds-europe-markets-econ-lagarde.html

Live Interview About The International Economic Situation And The Need For a New Economic Approach With John March Host of Financial Lifeline in March 2009

Petra Beck — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 23:09:00 GMT

Interview with John March/ Financial Lifeline Radio in Januray 2009 about the state of economy and what we can learn from the Great Depression

Petra Beck — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 21:24:00 GMT

To listen to the interview just click:

Please give me your ideas and input on the book and the interviews

Petra Beck — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 03:04:00 GMT

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Petra Beck — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 17:44:17 GMT

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