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Aquí se describe represión al rentismo improductivo (huelga de alquileres, presión a latifundistas, etc)14 DE ABRIL - II REPÚBLICA ESPAÑOLA - Félix Rodrigo Mora => http://podplayer.net/#/?id=14420215
Es buen momento de invertirLa política actual de los bancos centrales está provocando una continua caída de la rentabilidad de los bonos y por consiguiente una disminución de los costes de financiación de las empresas.[...]http://blogs.cincodias.com/color-mercados/2016/04/es-buen-momento-de-invertir.html
Lee todo en: El Sur también existe - Poemas de Mario Benedetti http://www.poemas-del-alma.com/mario-benedetti-el-sur-tambien-existe.htm#ixzz46Mrzbbef
CitarGuindos pacta con Bruselas al menos un año extra para rebajar el déficit
Guindos pacta con Bruselas al menos un año extra para rebajar el déficit
Ministros que no saben explicarse, un FMI recomendando algo que no cuadra con sus actuaciones en las sucesivas crisis (no solo la actual) que se han venido produciendo desde los años 80, bolsas que suben con beneficios a la baja, ex convictos pobres que vivían “a todo tren”, previsiones a la baja con expectativas de subidas de tipos de interés, mercado laboral de pleno empleo compatible con un descrédito de las elites (las primarias americanas) o una programa de ayuda alimenticia que ha duplicado sus beneficiarios con la crisis, etc.,…
Cita de: sudden and sharp en Abril 20, 2016, 14:09:43 pmLee todo en: El Sur también existe - Poemas de Mario Benedetti http://www.poemas-del-alma.com/mario-benedetti-el-sur-tambien-existe.htm#ixzz46MrzbbefPor complementar, Serrat hizo una canción con ese poema (bueno, en realidad hizo todo un album, titulado también como ese poema, dedicado a Benedetti) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksWES8VSDaUCita de: JENOFONTE10 en Abril 19, 2016, 11:46:02 amCitarGuindos pacta con Bruselas al menos un año extra para rebajar el déficitLamento contradecir a pp.cc., pero como ya dije en otro comentario, me parece que esta cesión de Bruselas en el déficit es un reconocimiento por parte de los HdN de que el EFTF se retrasará un año (o dos, que dicen que dependiendo de los datos, igual le conceden otro año más), para nuestra desgracia.PD: un par de imágenes popularcapitalistas de USA
According to the SD theory, instability waves are caused by several interacting forces, of which the two most important are “popular immiseration” and “elite overproduction.” The 2016 presidential elections in the US serve as a perfect illustration of how it works. Let’s look specifically at Donald Trump’s campaign.“Elite aspirants” in SD theory are politically ambitious individuals who aim to become part of the ruling class. There is nothing wrong with that, except under the conditions of elite overproduction, when there are too many elite aspirants vying for a fixed number of power positions.One important source of elite aspirants in the US (the second one I covered elsewhere) are people who have acquired a lot of wealth and now aim to convert a portion of it into power and prestige associated with high political office, such as US president, senator, or governor of an important state. The problem is that between 1983 and 2007 the number of American ‘decamillionaires’ (individuals with personal wealth exceeding $10 million) increased from 60 thousand to 460 thousand, and the numbers of “centimillionaires” and billionaires grew similarly. Not every decamillionaire (and above) wants to run for office. Still, there are now seven or eight times as many politically ambitious decamillionaires, as there were 30 years ago, while the supply of political positions has not changed. There is still only one president, 100 senators, and 435 representatives, just as 30 years ago.This means that a growing number of politically ambitious wealth-holders will be frustrated in their quest for high political office. And many of them are not taking it lying down. The result, putting it within the framework of SD theory, is increased intraelite competition, intraelite fragmentation and conflict.In this year’s elections we see all of these trends. Trump fits the definition of an elite aspirant as a glove. Furthermore, apparently he first tried to play by the book, but his ambitions were frustrated by the established GOP elites (there was an NYT article about this, which I can’t seem to find).The Republican Party has been fragmenting since 2010, first with the rise of the Tea Party movement. It’s now cracking up. Now we have three factions, each with its own candidate: Marco Rubio for the establishment, Ted Cruz for the Tea Party, and the insurgent Trump movement.Trump is only the most visible representative of this segment of elite aspirants. Elite overproduction provides us with a very useful lense to view the 2016 elections. But elite overproduction is only one part of the story. To understand why Trump is so successful, we also need to look to what is happening with popular immiseration (on which I will post tomorrow).
(Genial artículo de Alexis Ortega sobre la nada infantil literatura infantil.Me atrevo a añadir unas estrofas a la canción de María Elena Walsh:"Vamos a ver cómo esel Reino del Revés.Me dijeron que, en el Reino del Revés,quien tiene un pisito, rico se cree;que no eres pobre si no llegas a fin de mes,y todos capitalistitas se ven.Me dijeron que, en el Reino del Revés,el Capital afirma, del Trabajo, no proceder;que la deuda es inmensa, pero no se quiere entender,y se fantasea con más tipo de interés.Me dijeron que, en el Reino del Revés,las manos limpias son sucios pies;que el conservador, liberal aparenta ser,y el procapitalista dice que socialista es.Vamos a ver cómo esel Reino del Revés".)Publicado por: pisitófilos creditófagos | 04/21/2016 en 02:41 a.m.
Donald Trump and Mass Mobilization PotentialApril 21, 2016 by Peter TurchinIn the previous post I talked about how elite overproduction contributes to political instability. Too many elite aspirants vying for a fixed number of power positions means that an increasingly large number of them are frustrated in their quest for status and power. Some percentage of them radicalizes and turns into “counter-elites” who work actively to bring down the established elites, and overturn the social order.However, counter-elites are few in numbers. They are dangerous because they are good organizers, but their efforts to overturn the social order require the second ingredient in the structural-demographic (SD) theory—high mass mobilization potential, or MMP. MMP depends on the dynamics of well-being enjoyed (or otherwise) by the non-elites, the proverbial 99 percent. As the work by the American economist Richard Easterlin and his students showed, what’s important is not the absolute level of well-being, but how it changes from one generation to the next. Let’s consider the most dangerous age-group of people (as a source of political violence): those in their twenties. They compare the standard of living they have achieved, or are likely to achieve, to that of their parents. If their quality of life is lower, the MMP increases, and vice versa.Well, over the last 30-40 years the well-being of the median Americans has been declining. I have a slew of proxies—economic, biological, and social—to prove this point. In the last decade the decline of non-elite well-being has been so dramatic that no serious person can argue against it.There are statistics and there are people. I’ve had some interesting discussions with a friend’s son, who is a member of, not to put too fine a point on it, the gun-toting redneck segment of American population. He is white, has no college education, and a veteran. He is not ambitious, but a good worker. Nevertheless, he is constantly in and out of jobs. For example, last year he had a job in a factory that was a supplier to the Electric Boat Company, but he quit. Why? Because the job paid $12/hour. That’s less than what used to be the minimum wage (in inflation-adjusted dollars) back in the 1970s.After he and his buddies are done shooting a variety of assault weapons on the firing range, they drink beer and talk politics, among other things. Naturally enough, they are all Trump supporters. Not because they particularly like the guy, but because he is the only one who courts them, rather than the donors.They are not stupid, just uneducated. They perfectly well realize that Trump is unlikely to win elections. If Trump loses to Clinton, they would understand (in fact, expect it). But if another Republican candidate—Ted Cruz, for example—steals the nomination, they would be very upset.I am not saying that I expect the Donald to turn to organizing a revolution, should he be frustrated in his quest for the Republican nomination. Rather, his “unexpected” success in the 2016 election cycle is a good indicator of some deep structural shifts in the American society. In particular, the twin problems of elite overproduction and popular immiseration are getting worse every year. Trump is a symptom, not the cause.
NÚMEROS REDONDOS.-En España, el precio medio del metro cuadrado de vivienda es 1.600 euros. Lo tienen aquí:http://www.fotocasa.es/indice-inmobiliario__fotocasa.aspxEn EEUU, el tamaño medio de las viviendas es 200 m2En España, la mitad, 100 m2Lo tienen aquí:http://noticias.api.cat/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/metros_vivienda.jpgEn EEUU, la vivienda media cuesta 200 mil euros.EEUU: 1.000 euros/m2España: 1.600 euros/m2La renta per cápitaEEUU: 50 mil dólaresEspaña: 30 mil dólaresConclusión: ¡Ja, ja, ja!G X LPublicado por: pisitófilos creditófagos | 04/22/2016 en 01:49 a.m.
"De acuerdo con los datos de que dispone la Agencia Tributaria usted ha realizado anuncios de alquiler de inmuebles en diferentes medios publicitarios, incluido internet. Le recordamos que, en caso de haber percibido rentas por alquiler, deben de incluirse en la declaración, así como cualquier tipo de renta por la que deba tributar y no conste en los datos fiscales". Éste es el mensaje informativo que puede recibir de la Agencia Tributaria cuando reciba sus datos fiscales para hacer la declaración de la renta del año 2015 si tiene una vivienda en alquiler y no la ha declarado.Actualmente, más de un millón de viviendas en alquiler no se declaran en España, el 42% del total, y Hacienda ha decidido estrechar la vigilancia sobre este tipo de economía sumergida porque podría aportar nuevos recursos al Estado, algo fundamental tras el desfase de las cuentas públicas en 2015 y la necesidad de hacer nuevos ajustes en el Estado y en las comunidades autónomas para cumplir las exigencias de Bruselas.[...]http://vozpopuli.com/economia-y-finanzas/80210-hacienda-podria-recaudar-1-000-millones-destapando-alquileres-opacos