Nezin tik kāpēc tiks daudziem cilvēkiem viss kaut ko bija bankām jāatdod un jābrauc prom.Jo uzņēmumi bankrotēja,cilvēki zaudēja darbu.Un tu āpsi saki ka viss bija ok.
vienkars, 18.marts 2019, 22:28
Kāpēc jūs visu laiku domājat, ka Latvija ir ar kaut ko unikāla un pie mums ir tikai krīzes bijušas, no tās pašas Īrijas 70. gadu beigās 80. gadu sākumā muka simtiem tūkstoši projām, tāpat citas valstis ir piedzivojušas NĪ burbuļa krīzes, utt.
"...The 1980s in the Republic of Ireland was one of the state's bleakest times. An extremely irresponsible budget by the majority Fianna Fáil government in 1977, which included abolition of car tax and borrowing to fund current spending, combined with some global economic problems to ruin the Irish economy for most of the 1980s, causing high unemployment and mass emigration. The Charles Haughey and Garret FitzGerald governments made this bad situation much worse with more massive borrowing and tax rates as high as 60% (with one Fine Gael finance minister suggesting people were not being taxed enough). After joining the ERM in 1979, Ireland was also saddled for much of the 1980s with an overvalued currency, which wasn't rectified until the 1986 devaluation. Much of the capital borrowed in the 1980s went towards propping up this overvalued currency. Foreign investment, in the form of risk capital, was discouraged by all the evident difficulties.
This was also an era of political instability and extreme political corruption, with power alternating between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, with some governments not even lasting a year, and in one case, three elections in eighteen months. The problems were eventually dealt with starting in 1987 under a minority Fianna Fáil government but with help from the opposition led by Alan Dukes of Fine Gael under what was known as the "Tallaght Strategy", with economic reform, tax cuts, welfare reform, more competition and a reduction in borrowing to fund current spending. This policy was largely continued by succeeding governments. Considerable support from the European Union was the only positive aspect...."
Latvijā tomēr cilvēkiem ir salīdzinoši maza pieredze dzīvei brīvā tirgus apstākļos.
Pietiek vien atcerēties, kā cilvēki grāba kredītus visam, dzivoklim, mājai, mašīnai ceļojumiem, utt. un pūta to burbuli nereālos apjomos. Neviens nedomāja, kā attistīt kaut kādu savu REĀLU biznesu, bet puse Latvijas bija celtnieki, puse NĪ mākleri. Loģiski, ka tam visam bija jāsprāgst un nekāda attīstība nenotika.
