Policy | Uncategorized

L'economista Bifarini: 'L'Italia non cresce perché strozzata nella morsa dell'austerity'
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Image results for eu austerityA Sky TG24 the economist and writer intervened Ilaria Bifarini, to express their opinions on the budget law 2019 registered M5S-League. About that, the New Keynesian economist declared: “I believe that the Government should not review the maneuver from a more prudential perspective, but on the contrary make a stronger and more decisive maneuver by imposing itself even more towards the diktats imposed by the European Union. The problem with this lack of growth [VIDEO] which is becoming an endemic evil for the Italian economy and for our country, it's because we are really strangled in the grip of austerity”.

The author of “Neoliberalism and mass manipulation” e “I colony dell’austerity”, already Bocconi, he then added: “We can no longer afford public spending, we are in a contingent situation of demand crisis for which a Policy Keynesian approach that increases investments and increases public spending, especially on capital account.

It would be the only way to interrupt this negative trend and therefore return to growth. The estimates should be revised regarding a more effective maneuver, Stronger measures would therefore be needed. And yet, to do this, we should free ourselves from the grip of the constraints that Brussels imposes on us”.
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Actuality | National Economy

Spread, Monti confesses: "Soros mi chiamò nel 2011 suggesting the Troika to me"
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Reality always surpasses fantasy. Mario Monti, the super technical enemy of the Italian people who has devastated our economy already tested by the global crisis, just when he was prime minister he was in contact with George Soros, the international speculator behind NGOs and the immigration business.
The spread was sky high, the markets and international finance had forced Berlusconi to resign, Monti had taken over to harass the Italians and Soros called him. Monti himself confesses it, a Half past eight at Lilli Gruber su La7. “Soros called me suggesting that I ask Europe for help – he revealed -, but we wanted to avoid letting the Troika in and we did not follow that advice. But Soros was very worried about the Italian situation".
Everyone will remember, however, that with the continuing threat of the Troika, Monti launched that austerity whose effects we are still experiencing. Read More

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Actuality | Non-fiction

The State is the opposite of a family
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Of Ilaria Bifarini (Bocconiana redeemed)
The State is the opposite of a family
Repeated exposure to an image or content causes the individual to modify their perception of reality and internalize the message conveyed. It's what psychologists call the "priming effect", and which advertisers and communication experts know very well. The more a message is repeated and emphasized, perhaps through the shape of the commercial, the more familiar it will be.
Thus it can happen that a concept lacks truthfulness, but repeated insistently and convincingly, acquires the rank of truth. This is what happened with the fake economic news of the moment, as absurd as it is apparently effective: the state budget would be like that of a family. Journalists repeat it in unison, television hosts, economists and indifferent people. So do ordinary people, fast in economics and above all in good faith, he internalized a completely misleading thought.
According to this logic, when a country has public debt - therefore normal in a modern economy- she should behave like a good and careful housewife: tighten belts and cut family expenses. As, how a temperate woman will save on food, on clothing and, in conditions of extreme ratio, to health care for themselves, for your spouse and children, so the State should follow his virtuous example. Read More

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Actuality | CLEAN HANDS

L'Africa siamo noi
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by Paolo Becchi
Africa is us
Source: Paolo Becchi
To understand something about what is happening in Africa and the mass emigration from that continent, we must first detoxify ourselves from what the newspapers write every day or what the mainstream publishing houses publish, and maybe start by reading a book recently published by Amazon and Youcanprint (both as an ebook and in paperback).
The author, Ilaria Bifarini, she is a young scholar, who presents herself as a "redeemed Bocconian", already known for a volume, Neoliberalism and mass manipulation (2017), which has sold thousands of copies online. His new book, titled The settlers of austerity. Africa, neoliberalism mass emigration (2018) continues the same critical theoretical path towards the neoliberal doctrine, tackling the topic from a counter-current perspective, very relevant today, of mass migrations. The fundamental thesis is soon stated: let's get out of our heads the convenient narrative that traces current African underdevelopment to the colonial past. This thesis is often supported today to justify uncontrolled reception. But it's false.
The disintegration of colonial empires starting from the 1950s led to the formation of independent national states, who however did not have the opportunity to develop their economies independently because they were prevented from doing so: colonialism was thus replaced by something even worse, a form of postcolonialism, focused on economic control, which prevented local economies from growing and developing. Read More

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Actuality | World Economy

Austerity? Nonsense, word of the ECB
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Of Roberto Pecchioli
Austerity? Nonsense, word of the ECB
Source: Heretically
Consulting foreign newspapers broadens your horizon. Far from our home journalism, busy rummaging through CVs or fueling fascist hunts - now it's the Minister of the Family's turn Lorenzo Fontana – we can read interesting news carefully hidden from us. An example is the European Central Bank report entitled “On the sources of economic cycles. Implications for DSGE models.” The acronym means General Equilibrium of Stochastic Dynamics. In the initiatory jargon of economists, stochastic stands for probabilistic, and talking about probable scenarios is already a nice bath of humility on the part of the snooty masters of histograms and mathematical models. Economists are very good at explaining in retrospect how things did not go as they had predicted. Il report of the ECB follows the opposite path, a commendable example of realism and concrete research. Read More

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Actuality | Policy

“If people knew what the spread was, violence would break out in the streets"
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Of Robert Dejan
A Great Nando Ioppolo “What is it spread... I think that if people knew, war would break out in the streets from today to tomorrow “ SPREAD, THE DEATH TRAP In a recent interview Professor Nando Ioppolo (lawyer and economist, recently passed away), claims that SPREAD is something if people knew what it was, violence would most likely break out in the streets because a shameful media campaign based on lies was launched on SPREAD.

Ioppolo explains that the game starts from the ECB ( European Central Bank) which lends to private banks 0,75% all the euros they ask for for whatever reason they ask for them. Then the bank (UNICREDIT in the Professor's example), with this 0,75 he buys us the BTPs which technically should be allo 0,76. Why then al 5 %? Because this way the Bank can speculate on it. Read More

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Actuality | Non-fiction

Cosa c'è dietro l'immigrazione di massa
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Of Ilaria Bifarini
What's behind mass immigration
Source: You are afraid
In recent years, European public opinion has learned to understand and in some way metabolize the phenomenon ofmass immigration. Throngs of men, women and children crowd around uncomfortable boats that sail the Mediterranean Sea until they are reached by boats of the now well-known NGOs, which take on the task of ferrying migrants to the northern coasts. This is only the last stage of a process that begins in the immigrants' countries of origin, but which has its roots in the financial mechanisms that regulate the global economy.
Austerity, debt, Malthusianism
The topic was discussed last Thursday at the Theater Hall of the Cristo Re Foundation, in Rome. Speakers Enzo Pennetta, biologist, teacher and writer, e Ilaria Bifarini, economist, author of the books Neoliberalism and mass manipulation (2017) e The Colonists of austerity: Africa, Neoliberalism and mass migration (2018). It is an analysis of the facts that starts from afar that Bifarini offers, which is defined as one “redeemed Bocconian”, from the name of the prestigious university where he studied, the “Bocconi” in Milan, factory of future high finance managers.
L’austerity, in his opinion, e even before the debt, they would be the triggers of mass immigration as well as the globalization of poverty. Austerity that, in Pennetta's introduction, would find a correlation with the Malthusianism, economic doctrine inspired by the Englishman Thomas Malthus according to which the population grows faster than the available resources. Hence the necessity, promoted by followers of this theory, Of reduce social assistance because it encourages population growth. And exactly cuts in public spending are the point of contact between Malthus and austerity. Read More

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