Western media about the crisis: free no success

Rules igry27-04-2009 The Western media about the crisis: free success no Western media last week were full of pessimistic predictions. It seems that the world's financial institutions are accustomed to look at the situation through dark glasses, and prefer to err on the worse side. Even amid the encouraging shouts of slow industrial decline in the foreign media dominated by the prophecy that the world economic recovery should not wait until 2010. Major western media last week unanimously passed the gloomy forecasts about the long time before the crisis. Central theme was the forecast of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which predicts the deepening recession. So, in 2009 the world economy expected to decline 1.3%. World economic growth in 2010 will come from developing countries - and only 1.9%, while in developed countries in 2010 this figure will be mostly trivial. The decline of world trade in the current year will be 11%, and the next - the growth will be close to zero. The main risk the IMF indicates failure of policies in deteriorating economic conditions and limited public support. It is expected that the recovery will be slower than ever in the past. Reducing the financial sector will create great difficulties with financing, particularly for developing countries.