28 January, 2012

"World Richest Corporates Desperately Urged World Politicians To Solve Challenges of World Sluggish Economy"



 
 Having  badly perturbed and disturbed on the pattern of sluggish world economy for the continuous  three years, the most richest tycoons, corporates and global business leaders on Wednesday assembled at Davos in Switzerland in the  conference of the 42nd World Economic Forum Annual Meeting desperately urged politicians running their country economies across the world to take "concrete actions" to solve  challenges ranging from the European debt crisis, unemployment to sustainable growth.

Despite all capitalists, they were cynical about the way capitalism is moving the economy in its present form which has badly shaken and eroded their richness and capitals.

"Capitalism, in its current form, no longer fits the world around us. We have failed to learn the lessons from the financial crisis of 2009. A global transformation is urgently needed and it must start with reinstating a global sense of social responsibility," lamented Klaus Schwab, founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum in sadistic way.


"We are worried about the situation specially in  Europe and we will continue to worry whether the Eurozone crisis will ever be contained," said Alejandro Ramirez, chief executive officer of the Mexican movie theatre chain Cinepolis. "I hope the European Union leaders will take measures to contain the crisis." 

While listing other pressing problems such as food security and poverty, Ramirez, co-chair of the forum, said politicians must take action swiftly. 

Yasuchika Hasegawa, president of Takeda Pharmaceutical Co Ltd, said the world is facing many transformations. "Economic growth shifting from mature economies to emerging economies is the most dominating transformation of the world," he said. 

"We need to change our development models amid the global shifts," said Hasegawa.
Paul Polman, chief executive officer of Unilever PLC, agreed that urgent changes to the model for global development are needed. "We need not only growth but also sustainable growth," he told.

Polman said changes must be made to entire supply chains. "We need to boost green and sustainable consumption." 

Gao Jifan, chairman of the Chinese solar panel maker Trina Solar Ltd, also said sustainable development and energy security are the top challenges facing the world as sources of fossil fuel decline. 

"The world should unite to face the challenges. But some Western countries have erected barriers, instead of cooperating to find the solutions," Gao said, whose company is a leading solar equipment provider to Europe and the United States. 

According to a news release from the World Economic Forum, the theme of this year's meeting - The Great Transformation: Shaping New Models - reflects the need for a profound overhaul in the face of a fraying global system and lingering economic malaise.

It is construed that they lamented to change  economy model which suit them to build their personal capital but failed to suggest which model they think better than capitalism which appears to be failed and led to countries into debt trap.

Which means you raise more and more debts so that MNC could sustain their production but they forgot that the way they are replacing the labour with machinery is main cause of fall of capitalism because  a particular country has come under heavy debts while the MNC have cash surplus and machinery reduced the sustain consumption. More hands were work off. No job; Job loss-No purchasing power.

The economy model of every countries have failed due to tax evasion, big scam, by hawalla   transaction, under or over invoicing, more money supply supply and less production.

Looking ahead to 2012, many of these problems remain centre stage. Europe has yet to extricate it self from a deep, if not existential, fiscal crisis. Ahead of the presidential election, the USA may have to face budgetary problems of its. Zero interest rates and shy touch over head debt of 16 Trillion has handcuffed the USA economists to take any fruitful decision in right direction.

Across the developing world, authorities must tread a fine line between persisting with anti-inflation policies long enough to contain price pressures and moving fast enough towards pro-growth policies to prevent an economic slump. There are therefore numerous dangers in the months ahead

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