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Cita de: Raf909 en Marzo 26, 2024, 17:13:57 pmLo que hay que saber si los picos de la gráfica, pueden ser satisfechos con sistemas de almacenamiento como las baterías, termosolar o bombeo de agua. Te acabas de marcar un "pues que coman pasteles" en toda regla.Si no hay para gas y petróleo, como leches va a haber para litio Por no hablar de la ESCALA totalmente distinta para funcionar a niveles industriales.Es que me resulta desconcertante que personas adultas aún sigan fantaseando con LA FALACIA DEL BUEN DECRECIMIENTO.CitarEl parque español de vehículos es de 26 millones, no sé, que pasemos en un futuro a 16 millones tampoco me parece el fin del mundo.¿También me vas a decir que no tener vivienda es mejor que tenerla?¿Y la escasez de ropa, comida y vacaciones?Pero tu te crees que soy un millenial al que puedes engañar o que. NO.El problema del decrecimiento es exclusivamente EUROPEO.La pobreza no es bonita, ni buena, ni deseable, ni es un objetivo humano. Nunca lo ha sido.Hasta los esclavos soñaban con "algo más".Me resulta increíble hasta que punto la publicidad yanki ha hecho mella en la sociedad.Mi opinión: Solo quedan dos áreas con niveles de consumo "primermundista" que somos los EEUU y Europa. La UE es el único ente administrativo que puede competir por recursos externos -no propios- con los EEUU. China por tamaño tiene capacidad autárquica (se ríen de tu decrecimiento), y Rusia pues ya hemos visto que ha salido rana. Obviamente se van a reír el doble.¿Que nos queda?Un montón de think-tanks americanos convenciéndote A TI (a mi no) de que ser pobre es deseable. Como si ese fuera el leit-motiv de sus bases militares en Oriente Medio
Lo que hay que saber si los picos de la gráfica, pueden ser satisfechos con sistemas de almacenamiento como las baterías, termosolar o bombeo de agua.
El parque español de vehículos es de 26 millones, no sé, que pasemos en un futuro a 16 millones tampoco me parece el fin del mundo.
Japan says it may take 'decisive steps' against weak yenTOKYO, March 27 (Reuters) - Japan's finance minister said on Wednesday that authorities could take "decisive steps" against yen weakness after the currency fell to a 34-year low against the dollar - language he hasn't used since 2022 when Japan last intervened in the market.After his comments, authorities announced that the Bank of Japan, the Finance Ministry and Japan's Financial Services Agency would hold a meeting at 6.15 Tokyo time (0915 GMT) to discuss international financial markets.Top currency diplomat Masato Kanda is due to hold a briefing after the meeting.The dollar slipped against the yen on news of the meeting and was last at 151.49. Earlier, the yen was at 151.97, weaker than the 151.94 level at which Japanese authorities stepped in during October 2022 to buy the currency.Shunichi Suzuki made his remarks on Wednesday shortly after the dollar spiked on strong U.S. data."Now we are watching market moves with a high sense of urgency," he told reporters."If there's excessive moves, we will take decisive steps and not rule out any options."Christopher Wong, a currency strategist at OCBC in Singapore, said markets were gingerly testing to see where's the line for Tokyo."I think that the risk of intervention is quite high, because this is a new cycle high," he said, adding that if Tokyo doesn't act, it would just encourage people to push the dollar/yen a lot higher in the next few days.The yen has continued to lose ground despite a historic shift away from negative interest rates by the Bank of Japan last week.Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said on Wednesday that the central bank would also keep a close eye on currency moves and their impact on economic and price developments."Currency moves are among factors that have a big impact on the economy and prices," Ueda told parliament, when asked about the yen's recent sharp declines.A weaker yen makes imports more expensive, fuelling inflation and making the cost of living more expensive while making exports from the world's fourth largest economy cheaper.National Australia Bank forex strategists said ripples from the weak yen were being felt elsewhere and said that a recent sharp drop in China's yuan may be a policy response to protect the competitiveness of Chinese exports."It's not just a yen story. It has a domino effect that causes downside risk to other currencies," said NAB strategist Rodrigo Catril.While the BOJ raised interest rates for the first time since 2007 last week, markets now believe the next hike may be some time away.That has reinforced the yen's use in carry trades, in which investors borrow in a currency with low interest rates and invest the proceeds in a higher-yielding currency. Japanese investors can also get much stronger returns abroad, depriving the yen of support from repatriation flows.For the current quarter that ends later this week, the yen is the worst-performing major currency, down more than 7% on the dollar.
Y volviendo al decrecimiento, quizá como sociedad, como especie, nos debamos cuestionar que sentido tiene ir de compras a NY, a la playa a Punta cana, o de mochilero a Tailandia. Como nos deberíamos cuestionar que sentido tiene llevar a los niños al cole en coche, hacer 1h de caravana diaria para recorrer 10km, comer aguacates, melón y Sandía todo el año.
Por cierto ¿Quién fue el padre del hockey steak? y ¿En qué fecha?.No lo busquéis. Al Gore en 2006.Soy un conspiranoico.
[...] Como decimos en este blog (en concreto, Derby), el «problema de la vivienda» es su «asequibilidad», no entendida como escasez material, sino escasez económica. La asequibilidad hay que verla en términos de 'price-to-income overvaluation gap', no como 'residential investement', como nos enseña la 'Table 2.2., de lectura obligatoria, en la pág. 24 del 'pdf' del informe:https://economy-finance.ec.europa.eu/document/download/b93bfdc1-176e-4f08-b649-d01f3dfedc46_en
[...] En suma, la tan manida escasez, con la que intenta justificarse los precios usurarios (inmoralidad del 'mercao'), no es absoluta, sino relativa. Implícitamente, se reconoce que se abusa de la retención, acaparamiento y racionamiento de la vivienda. Y, lo más importante, b]lo que pasa es contrario a los intereses del Capital productivo paneuropeo[/b], defendidos por la Comisión Europea en este informe. Habría producto suficiente, imaginemos restoranes, pero todos costarían como si fueran de cinco tenedores. Se sabe cual es el problema y la autoridad supraestatal ampara toda medida de política económica dirigida a resolverlo. El informe de la UE, además, respalda expresamente y por escrito la Ley de Vivienda.
[...] Como se dice en este foro, ...
[Aviso de edición del comentario...https://www.transicionestructural.net/index.php?topic=2604.msg226879#msg226879... para precisar que el problema es de asequibilidad y especificar que la retención, acaparamiento y racionamiento de la vivienda están implícitos en el planteamiento de la Comisión Europea.]
Cita de: asustadísimos en Marzo 27, 2024, 14:44:17 pm[...] Como decimos en este blog (en concreto, Derby), el «problema de la vivienda» es su «asequibilidad», no entendida como escasez material, sino escasez económica. La asequibilidad hay que verla en términos de 'price-to-income overvaluation gap', no como 'residential investement', como nos enseña la 'Table 2.2., de lectura obligatoria, en la pág. 24 del 'pdf' del informe:https://economy-finance.ec.europa.eu/document/download/b93bfdc1-176e-4f08-b649-d01f3dfedc46_enVisto. Cost of borrowing for households for house purchase del 3.8 (frente a 2.0 de 2013-19) y, ojo, Gross non-performing loans del 2.7 (frente al 5.0 de 2013-19). Escudo puesto.
[...] Como decimos en este blog (en concreto, Derby), el «problema de la vivienda» es su «asequibilidad», no entendida como escasez material, sino escasez económica. La asequibilidad hay que verla en términos de 'price-to-income overvaluation gap', no como 'residential investement', como nos enseña la 'Table 2.2., de lectura obligatoria, en la pág. 24 del 'pdf' del informe:https://economy-finance.ec.europa.eu/document/download/b93bfdc1-176e-4f08-b649-d01f3dfedc46_enVisto. Cost of borrowing for households for house purchase del 3.8 (frente a 2.0 de 2013-19) y, ojo, Gross non-performing loans del 2.7 (frente al 5.0 de 2013-19). Escudo puesto.
Landlords could be banned from raising rent under radical SNP crackdownProposals include giving local authorities powers to create caps as low as 0pcLandlords could be banned from raising rents for as long as five years under radical SNP plans. Humza Yousaf’s SNP-Green government has have published legislative proposals to implement long-term market controls which could give local authorities powers to create rent caps as low as 0pc.Other proposals include allowing courts to delay evictions during the winter months or where they cause high levels of stress, and preventing landlords from “unreasonably refusing” pets or requests to paint the walls.The plans, outlined in the Housing (Scotland) Bill published on Wednesday, are a product of the parties’ joint Bute House Agreement, which was signed back in 2021. If approved by Members of the Scottish Parliament, the Bill will become law.The Scottish Government said it wants to enact long-term rent controls by the end of 2025, but industry experts have warned the new plans will reduce investment in the country’s private rental sector and force more landlords out of the sector – reducing the number of rental homes on the market.It comes despite previous market controls introduced by former first minister Nicola Sturgeon backfiring on tenants, with Scotland suffering the largest rises of anywhere in the UK.It emerged last week that Scottish tenants have been hit with the highest annual rent growth of any UK nation at 11.6pc as Edinburgh and Glasgow witness steeper price increases than London.(...)
Daniel Kahneman, Who Plumbed the Psychology of Economics, Dies at 90He helped pioneer a branch of the field that exposed hard-wired mental biases in people’s economic behavior. The work led to a Nobel.
WeWork Fund Loses Last London Office After Deutsche Bank Breach*Long-awaited sale of property near the Monument fell through*Fund’s lender Deutsche Bank appointed a fixed charge receiverA fund tied to beleaguered flexible office giant WeWork Inc. has lost control of its last remaining London property after breaching its banking covenants.Deutsche Bank AG placed 51 Eastcheap into receivership after a deal to sell the property collapsed, people with knowledge of the process said.The building near the Monument in the City of London was owned by WeWork Capital Advisors, which had repeatedly attempted to sell the property over the past two years, the people said, asking not to be identified as the process was private. The fund is independent of WeWork, though the office company invested in it.Spokespeople for Deutsche Bank and WeWork declined to comment. WeWork Capital Advisors did not immediately respond to a request for comment.Brokers were originally instructed to sell the property, which is rented to WeWork, for about £125 million ($158 million) in 2022 . Another attempt was made last autumn with a price tag of about £70 million, the people said. The fund agreed initial terms to sell the 10-story building for almost £50 million, roughly the level of the outstanding debt, but those talks collapsed and Deutsche Bank has now enforced on its loan to the fund.The receivership comes as WeWork retrenches following its US bankruptcy filing last year. The business reached a peak valuation of $47 billion and once ranked as London’s biggest private office tenant, but has recently been closing sites across the UK capital.WeWork Capital Advisors was launched in May 2019, close to WeWork’s peak, with an aim to build a $2.9 billion portfolio with backing from major institutional investors. It’s since sold numerous properties, hit by the travails of its major investor as well as rising interest rates and shifting working patterns that have dented office values.A fixed charge receiver can be appointed only when there is a breach of banking covenants.Steve Absolom, head of real estate at Interpath and joint fixed charge receiver, said he would be assessing options to sell the building in the coming weeks and months.
Cita de: Raf909 en Marzo 27, 2024, 09:30:09 amY volviendo al decrecimiento, quizá como sociedad, como especie, nos debamos cuestionar que sentido tiene ir de compras a NY, a la playa a Punta cana, o de mochilero a Tailandia. Como nos deberíamos cuestionar que sentido tiene llevar a los niños al cole en coche, hacer 1h de caravana diaria para recorrer 10km, comer aguacates, melón y Sandía todo el año..... el resto de la humanidad no tiene derecho a viajar, ni a tener coche, ni a comer fruta cuando le salga de la real gana.