он же хотел гос финансирование наук отменить, странно вам за него топить

Argentina election: front runner vows to slash science funding

If elected president, economist Javier Milei has pledged to eliminate government spending on research and shut down the environment and health ministries.

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-03191-3

Верните себе Болсонару. Лула какой-то кремлежопный и пользы от него особой нет.

Вакцинный фашист ваш Лула

ветераны ковируса не забудут не простят вакцину никогда

"Болсонару" блять. "Криштиану Рональду" ебта. Как слышим так и пишем. Давай еще "р" на "г" замени, чтобы точнее апроксимировать. Позеры ебаные. Удавил бы блядей.

а как оно по твоим правилам пишется?

>нихуя не отменил
система успешно сопротивляется клоунам же

веб-архив на всякий случай, а то пейволл выскочил, раньше не было вроде

https://web.archive.org/web/20231019085941/https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-03191-3

спросил у anonchatgpt

>do countries without central bank exist? give me three examples of such countries, most developed ones

ну чот хз, микространы какие-то привел в пример, и по сути у всех управление кому-то отдано

"Yes, there are countries without central banks. They either rely on other financial institutions to manage their monetary policies or have adopted alternative systems. Here are three examples of developed countries without central banks:

Andorra: Andorra is a small landlocked country located between Spain and France. While it is not considered fully developed, it is highly industrialized and has a well-developed financial sector. Andorra does not have a central bank. Instead, monetary policy is managed by financial institutions and often aligns with decisions taken by the European Central Bank due to Andorra's close ties with the European Union.

Monaco: Monaco is a small city-state located on the French Riviera. Despite its small size, Monaco is one of the wealthiest and most developed countries globally. Monaco also does not have a central bank but relies on collaboration with France and other financial institutions for its monetary policy management.

Liechtenstein: Liechtenstein is a tiny landlocked country situated between Switzerland and Austria. It is renowned for its strong financial sector and high living standards. Instead of a central bank, Liechtenstein has a monetary union with Switzerland, which means it uses the Swiss franc as its official currency and relies on the Swiss National Bank for monetary policy decisions.

Please note that while these countries do not have central banks, they still have financial systems in place for managing their economies and monetary policies."

Технически в еврозоне у каждой страны есть цб, но ДКП ведает ЕЦБ, который является надстрановым органом.