The International Economist Prints

Euro Struggling with Weights

Thrift: New way to eat eggs (avoid needless transport costs).

U.S. Foreign Policy

The burden of carrying the Euro.

Euro against the Dollar.

'I move we go on record for fewer imports here and more imports there!'

'The Dow has shot up 2.5% on positive data on housing - until five minutes from now, when it'll be interpreted differently.'

Bump in the road.

TTIP

"Goodbye cruel world."

News. Year- End Economic Report. I don't want them to fine-tune the economy --- just get it in the right octave.

"Hang the expense, Potter. If you need another pencil, order it."

'The trouble started when the world put together a large group of synchronized banks.'

'Ladies and gentlemen, the party's over.'

Bailout Plan.

"Uh oh...I was concerned about a supply chain break."

'Actually, Carruthers, if you take the world average income, you're grossly overpaid.'

Stock Market Downturn

Fall of the Euro

Iranian Oil

World Trade: Politics

'So the cuts have started then?'

The manufacturing will be in China with most of the development work taking place in South Korea. Logistics and customer support are based in India."

"Hey, this says 'Made in Japan.'"

'Bad news! The stockholders voted to send our jobs to India, and keep the workers here.'

Chinese world domination.

European funds.

World Demand Price Up

"Petro-dollars do not grow on trees, my son."

$65 for a frozen turkey. . . 9 bucks for a sleigh ride.

'I invest globally, but eat foods grown locally - so that gives my life balance.'

'Oh, thunderation! Now everyone will want one and every little, rinky dink nation on earth will claim the inalienable right to own one. And the Chinese will pirate it and flood the market . . .'

China Syndrome.

Economy in Turkey

Romney promises jobs.