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Originally Posted by TinyRedLeaf
Oh, I don't know if it's such a silly idea. It makes perfect business sense. Singapore is run like a mega corporation and look where we are today.
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To me, Singapore is like a megacorp where the privatised and outsourced subdivisions are trying to rip off the lower level employees to make it look as though they are helping to generating profits to the higher level management and keep/increase their level of pay, which the latter is trying to avoid.
It is silly considering Greece's largest industry after port call is tourism (or vice versa, never really looked at the figures). Don't you think it is silly to train soldiers to protect a humongous-sized Disneyland?
However, Steve Jobs is known for his eye for product design and market invention. Then again, Steve's line of "think bigger" has been used a little too much, albeit it backfired on him once when he was sacked from Apple back in 1985 by his own recruitment. And being one of the directors of Disney, I think he might have a good idea of what to do with that place.
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Besides, how much more badly can Disney screw up Greece? At worst, it'll just take another mega bailout of, say, US$1 trillion to save the venture. You know, all that "too big to fail" she-bang.
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You know....the world's finance and currency exchange are highly interlinked in due to globalisation. Since :
- The Germans and French are holding a large part of their debt
- The valuation of the Euro is highly dependent on Germany's economy well-being
- The Euro holds up to 57.6% of the valuation of the USD according to its Index, the so-called "international common credit"
- Any damage to the worth of the Euro can be very detrimental to the USD, and thus the world economy
1 trillion is alot of banknotes. Even if it is credit, it means we are going to revalue the entire currency market.
But it would be good if Disney encourages Greece to reforms its biotech sector and GM mousegirls. A surefire BOOMZ
