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9 November 2008 |
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This article is part of the series: Willem Middelkoop-On current economic developments
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Willem Middelkoop: '2008 is een economisch kantelpunt'
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 Financieel expert Willem Middelkoop in gesprek met Daan de Wit van DeepJournal. 'Als we straks terugkijken, zullen we spreken over een tijdperk vóór 2008 en na 2008. Dit is een kantelpunt', aldus Middelkoop. In het gesprek staat de financieel-econmische realiteit centraal waarmee de toekomstige president van de Verenigde Staten zal worden geconfronteerd. Beluister of download het interview. Opgenomen op 7 november 2008, 18 minuten, MP3, 18 Mb. - Beluister ook de interviews van DeepJournal met Albert Spits.
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1 February 2012 |
Preparations for a war against Iran in full gear
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21 January 2012 |
Israel and the U.S.: Iran not working on a nuclear weapon
While the world is getting the impression that a war with Iran has drawn a few steps closer, representatives of Israel and the U.S. are making some remarkable statements about the Islamic Republic. These statements are remarkable in part because, at the same time, the build-up to a military confrontation would seem to be continuing apace.
14 December 2011 |
Economist Albert Spits: the euro is gone by the summer of 2012
De Wit: No, but it’s going to cost an awful lot of money to reprint all of those currencies and make the switch.
Spits: Sure, but it’s going to cost a lot more money to try and save the euro, which cannot be saved. |