Obamot wrote:1) it would be nice to publish the source of this table.
2) Do not understand how we arrive at such figures, the world GDP is approx. 65'000 billion dollars!
3) You have to know what you're talking about. If it is by volume of transactions in the banks, it means nothing, since in this case they are gross figures and it is necessary to take on these sums, only a few percent of commissions from banks and other financial organizations.
If I buy 100 T cocoa (1600 € per ton) the transaction volume will be 160'000 € but this amount is the market value of the product and not the amount of the commission that would be 5'600 € ...! For me the mistake comes from there.
Yes it is not very clear ... is it the "expenditure or investment" per year? 32 billion in tax havens per year is 000% of world GDP so there too is a lot.
Is this the figures capitalized since X years?
1) Source: Facebook so ... to take with tweezers as I said in the message.
2) GDP is the creation of wealth per year ... there we speak, perhaps, capitalized figure, so it is fully compatible, so there would be roughly 10 years of global GDP in the derivatives market ( if this number is correct ...)
2a) And the leverage effects of banks? A bank that owns 1 can invest more than 20 ... see a lot more ... 20 is the "leaking" figure ... I wouldn't be surprised if it is more towards 100 on certain products ...
3) Against the example: in France (and certainly in many European countries), the expenditure on education is far superior (by far) to military expenditure ...