onions

No High commissioner to England job for you.

No big job for CASWELL FRANKLYN either.

Check back in five years time!!!!!

Carson is living in LA LA LAND!!!

“JAY: Right. So you can’t take too narrow a sampling to come to a real conclusion. So then what do you conclude from all of this? Does this–does debt-to-GDP ratio have any effect on growth? I mean, I saw in one of the reports of your study you actually found there was growth in many countries with over 90 percent. So, in other words, are there just other factors involved here that there’s–it’s been too narrow interpretation of the effect of this debt-to-GDP ratio?

ASH: What we find is that average growth is modestly diminished when countries hit the 90 percent–as countries approach the 90 percent public debt to GDP ratio. There’s no cliff. I encourage your listeners, your viewers to take a look at the paper. We show all of the data, so you can see that there is no cliff. But more importantly, we observe that there’s an enormous range of GDP growth experiences at every level of public debt to GDP. So there are countries that grow quickly and countries that grow slowly at low public debt to GDP levels and countries that grow slowly and countries that grow quickly at high public debt to GDP levels. So I think that it’s the–really that there is no threshold at 90, there is no precipitous drop in growth, I think, is the most important message of our replication.

JAY: So this narrow-minded focus on this one indicator is what’s wrong, because there’s many factors at play here.

ASH: Yes, there are many factors at play in determining whether or not countries grow quickly. And the public debt to GDP ratio does not have an obvious strong effect on GDP growth, again, at any level.

JAY: So I saw Reinhart and Rogoff have refuted your study, saying that their weighting was correct, they still stand by their conclusions, the data still supports what they say. Have you seen any more from them? How do they deal with your conclusions? ‘Cause it seems like you’ve found a more or less straightforward error.”

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Carson C. Cadogan | April 20, 2013 at 7:54 AM | onions

No High commissioner to England job for you.

No big job for CASWELL FRANKLYN either.

Check back in five years time!!!!!

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El Carson…..I keep telling you stop misleadin BU …I don’t want no High Commision Job dummy…I just love to fish like Hants….but I would surely like back my CLICO money….your big ole henchmen & Co. redirected. I dun work sonny this ole onion just about lesiure nowadays….but the lil 5 cents they stole from me would entitle me too a bit of bacon n eggs eva now n then…

@ Well Well
The word is….. Carson going lose D Const Council …..pick. He fighting like hell …

Carson……which way to Lower Burney chum ?

Prodigal Son

Bobby did not help Trotman to look like a thorough fool: Sir Leroy did it all by himself. His actions came back and bit him in the backside.

It all started when Joseph Goddard was General Secretary of NUPW. Goddard filed a complaint against the Government at the ILO because they were negotiating public sector salaries with CTUSAB instead of NUPW. Goddard based his claim on the fact that NUPW was the most representative body in the Public Service and as such the negotiations should have been conducted with NUPW. You would recall that Sir Leroy was head of CTUSAB, head of BWU and Barbados’ labour representative at the ILO. To cut a long story short, the ILO sided with Government and declared that CTUSAB fit the ILO’s concept of the most representative body to the delight of Sir Leroy.

Fast forward to last year, Sir Leroy announced that he was demiting office as the Labour Representative and at the same time declared that his hand maiden would fill the post. CTUSAB was then forced to remind Sir Leroy that they were the most representative body according to the ILO and they should be the ones to make that decision, not him. As a result, CTUSAB had to seek accommodation as they were no longer welcomed at BWU.

This year the choice of representative did not please Sir Leroy so the house came crashing down. He reminds me of the little boy who owned the bat but was a poor batsman and when he got out, he would take is bat and go home.

It was not confirmed to me but I am told that it is Dennis DePeiza.

old onion bags | April 20, 2013 at 8:53 PM

Certainly not an eight hour flight to London.

all nasty games by nasty people that serves the sheeple in Barbados right. If Barbados aint got the stupidest CQNTS in the Caribbean, one does not know which island does

http://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/rcmp-alleged-terror-plot-in-canada-backed-by-al-qaeda-2-arrested-1.1248858

good mawning onions! long time no hear. ! i here reading about the impeding storm getting ready to blow a part the BLP Boy the hurricane season like it going to start early. Two name storms HInckson and Payne. Hope MAM prepared and battered down for the fall out!HEE! HEE!

Onions Boy u still full of charm. why u still pelting big rock at chris. but uh see just like u he know how how to be charming. even while cooking blackbird soup. but uh got to give it to him he already put 11million in the economy even though wunna say he don’t got the money. just wait and see coming soon the 588million in stimulus.
neva know maye be kris win the lotta,
BTW you got the storm supplies ready . Not a good time to go fishing rough seas and high tide about to blow your way. two name storms out there already. !

Chuck in a Gear? ….GEAR what gear….nah boi….WE GUDD….WE GUDD..is all ya …lol