Menos riqueza, más pócimas envenenadas

octubre 22, 2007 | Escribe un comentario

La irresponsabilidad demagógica, el rosario populista de las promesas electorales, las distintas pócimas ideológicas, la podredumbre del lenguaje audiovisual, contrastan con el lenguaje clínico de la prensa financiera internacional: Menos crecimiento, menos riqueza colectiva, energía más cara, dinero más caro, deudas estancadas o crecientes, desconfianza hacia quienes pidan crédito con salarios bajos…

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Solo un indicador entre los muy diversos de la prensa europea de la mañana:

Financial Times, 22 octubrer 2007.

Warning on building slowdown

Mark Mulligan

[ .. ] In a best-case scenario, Standard & Poor’s sees gross domestic product growth in Spain slowing to 2.5 per cent in 2008, from 3.7 per cent this year. This compares with official estimates of more than 3 per cent.

In Ireland, growth is expected to slow to below 4 per cent from just over 5 per cent this year. However, under its “stress scenario”, which assumes a sharper than expected construction downturn, the rating agency sees the Spanish economy stalling next year, while Irish growth would drop to 1 per cent. “Under the benign assumption the construction sector as a share of GDP will moderate gradually back towards its 10-year average … both Ireland and Spain are likely to experience a significant slowdown in GDP growth, beginning in 2008,” says Standard & Poor’s. [ .. ]

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