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Blatant cancelling issues, one would certainly hope so - but the original structure that got them into trouble was much more problematic. (Similar to some of th
by neffy 10y ago
Blatant cancelling issues, one would certainly hope so - but the original structure that got them into trouble was much more problematic. (Similar to some of the shenanigans within the US btw. that got a few counties into trouble.)
fwiw - the ability to think through that kind of structure appears to be a lot commoner in computer scientists and similarly trained engineers, than it does in economist/finance types - but even there, it´s not exactly common. You have to be able to juggle inverse foreign exchange relationships against some knowledge of trading and banking relationships within and between countries, and project over time. It´s a distributed systems problem if you think it through - and we all know how easy those are to troubleshoot.