A major Global Reset Button is pushed to set platform for next era.

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Major Turn Around in Global Economics

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. Increase demand of money

. Decreading supply of money

. Means Deflationary Enviroment.

. Means Cash is King.

. Debt induced growth cannot go on forever.

. Do the Governments know & have decided to tackle this head on ?

. Is that why it's preparing Global Mjor Repairs Works to counter balance 

  the deflationary environment ?

. To keep people employed

. Using the Cash that is currently in the system ?

. Is there a preparation for the great global funds reshuffle in progress ?

. Hedge Funds Taps are already installed on the Cash Reservoirs of China & Asia

. China already offered $1 trillion for US infrastructure investment.

. Private equity funds are organized for these events.

. Tech & Fashion companies cashing out. Groupon, LinkedIn, Facebook, Prada....

. Countries recruited to cushion the impact :

   (Arabs countries, Africa, Indonesia, S.America)

. US companies expanding & strengthening overseas presence.

. What if US defaults ? What if no QEIII ?

. Is this why Banks worldwide are told to raise their capital reserves ratio ?

. This is going to be a Worldwide Coordinated Goverment efforts !

. Everyone must play ball.

. A major Global Reset Button is pushed  to set platform for next era. 

. What does it mean for US debt ?

. What does it mean for US $

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Austerity measures are typically taken if there is a perceived threat that government cannot honor its debt liabilities. Such a situation may arise if a government has borrowed in foreign currencies which they have no right to issue or they have been legally forbidden from issuing their own currency. In such a situation banks may lose trust in government's ability and/or willingness to pay and refuse to roll over existing debts or demand exorbitant interest rates. In such situations, inter-governmental institutions such as theInternational Monetary Fund (IMF) typically come in and demand austerity measures in exchange for functioning as a lender of last resort. When the IMF requires such a policy, the terms are known as 'IMF conditionalities'.