Singapore is one of the most business-friendly countries in the world, according to the World Bank. It’s the only country in southeast Asia with a AAA rating from all three agencies
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I can understand how you guys feel when you are not among the 11 countries.
I heard today that the only thing keeping the U.S. from regaining their AAA credit rating is political uncertainty. If a deal is reached between now and mid January to keep things stabalized, then I suspect by next March the U.S. will be upgraded.
I heard today that the only thing keeping the U.S. from regaining their AAA credit rating is political uncertainty. If a deal is reached between now and mid January to keep things stabalized, then I suspect by next March the U.S. will be upgraded.
Singapore rocks too.
Singapore rocks? They not only legalized abortion they demand it of the lower income lower educated people and that is why it "rocks". Is that really what you want here?
Ask the three rating agencies that question.
I heard today that the only thing keeping the U.S. from regaining their AAA credit rating is political uncertainty. If a deal is reached between now and mid January to keep things stabalized, then I suspect by next March the U.S. will be upgraded.
Do you always judge a country off one (and only one) criterion?
It does matter a lot among others.
That is a pretty big criterion so yes.
Ask the three rating agencies that question.
So then it's a no? "Among others" and "pretty big" aren't terms of exclusivity.
I think forcing abortion on the lower class is very effective to have a thriving economy but is that really where you want to go?
You can proclaim your own AAA credit rating if you think that is deserving.
nope...Moodys is the only rating agency that downgraded us... and it has nothing to do with political instability...
it has everything to do with unsustainable debt.
Fitch warned about a downgrade over this latest lil dust up, but didn't go through with it.
Since the US has never defaulted on treasury debt,
Do you always judge a country off one (and only one) criterion?
I was gonna say the same thing. When Nixon took us off gold, was that not a default, in essence? A big middle finger to all foreign holders of US debt...Not exactly true...
The US has technically defaulted quite a few times. 1779, 1790, 1862, 1934 and even in 1979.
I was gonna say the same thing. When Nixon took us off gold, was that not a default, in essence? A big middle finger to all foreign holders of US debt...
When that criteria is forced abortion?
Abso****inglutely.
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