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The three things Reuters Economics Editor William Schomberg wants to hear Dominique Strauss-Kahn answer on Thursday, December 16:
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M. Strauss-Kahn, I’m a french socialist, student in communication and politic.
You said, last october, IMF isn’t legitimate because the Managing director is european.
In my opinion, I think the right question to ask you, should be : could you agree to leave the IMF in order to give your mandature to a people who is from an emerging market ?
Sir, I am an Independent Consultant, Bangalore, India (Management & Strategy Consulting).
After seeing EUROPEAN crisis and inability of European countries to come out of debt-trap and financial crisis Do you still suggest & vote for EURO as a single currency in the European Union?
I think in my opining countries could not come of out crisis/recession because they can’t alter their monetary and financial policy themselves; they have to depend on European Bank.
Major countries across the globe come out of recession quickly because they altered their monetary & financial as per situation & desirability.
My next question is Do you suggest the same kind single currency formula for other regions like booming Asia and Africa?
Deepak Agrawal
http://deepakagrawalblog.wordpress.com/