And Geithner wrote an opinion article published Wednesday in the Asian version of The Wall Street Journal that also hinted at consideration of the financial transaction tax.
"We need to strike a balance on the pattern of growth across countries," he wrote. "Balance matters not for its own sake, but because it is critical to strong and sustained growth globally and to future financial stability. Ultimately, we are trying to lift global growth, not just shift it -- so as to deliver strong, sustainable and balanced growth."
This above quote from Geithner doesn't sound like an endorsement of the FTT to me or am I missing something here. We all know Geithner is opposed to the tax (at least I hope he still is).
-Guru
"We need to strike a balance on the pattern of growth across countries," he wrote. "Balance matters not for its own sake, but because it is critical to strong and sustained growth globally and to future financial stability. Ultimately, we are trying to lift global growth, not just shift it -- so as to deliver strong, sustainable and balanced growth."
This above quote from Geithner doesn't sound like an endorsement of the FTT to me or am I missing something here. We all know Geithner is opposed to the tax (at least I hope he still is).
-Guru