Well the hypocrite open her big mouth again warning triple world disaster now.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2...istine-lagarde
Legarde should put number 1 those who wont pay tax like herself.
Funny how she was all for austerity then now moans about lack growth.
Crikey where did this insight come from.
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Christine Lagarde, the head of the International Monetary Fund, has warned that the world risks a triple crisis of declining incomes, environmental damage and social unrest unless countries adopt a more sustainable approach to economic growth.
Ahead of the Rio+20 Earth summit later this month, she said the rich should restrain their demands for higher incomes while there are still 200 million people worldwide looking for a job and poverty is on the rise.
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Was it like eon light switching on she changes her tune. You know what will happen. Soon as the countries start the building blocks to growth we her start whinging again.
She absolute useless in her role surely should be removed.
If it was not for the banks we would not be in mess. Wish she shuts her mouth pays her tax like good girl. She got fat zero chance the fat cats will comply which she part of the croney crowd on £298,675 per year salary.
Challenge you legarde if so worried about 200 million out of work donate £150.000 of your salary a year. Might not be enough but would help little towards it. If other rich cronies did the same we may just get jobs. Bet 100% she would not give away £150,000. She paid way too much for the job she done.
She dont critise those dont pay there taxes wonder why.
Infact they still got there snouts in the troughs with latest figures.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2...s-survey-shows
Maybe about time make it criminal offense to give bigger payrise than workers. Crickey even if they get 1% same as everyone else its still bigger payrise. Why cant laws be put in place for pararity
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The soaraway pace of boardroom pay is highlighted in a survey on Tuesday, which shows the bosses of FTSE 100 companies enjoyed an average 12% rise in their take home pay last year, while their employees barely received any pay increases.
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