How do you get from brussels central station to the shopping district in antwerp?
Q. I really would like to go shopping in antwerp, but am not sure how to get there. I know you can take a train from the brussels central station to antwerp central station, but how can you get to the shopping street from there?
Asked by Vidushi G - Sat Sep 20 04:18:52 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. From Brussels Cental Station you can take directs trains to Antwerp Central Station, requiring between 38 and 43 minutes and departing about three times an within an hour. From there it is just 900 yards.
Answered by GPapenburg - Sat Sep 20 06:06:43 2008

What is the difference between central planning and natural economy?
Q. I don't really understand the difference between central planning and natural economy, so could you please explain it to me? Thank You!
Asked by babytaje - Wed May 27 16:51:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Have a look at your email.. Central Economy = Planned by selected group of government Natural Economy = Market Economy...it is a free open Economy -R
Answered by Redboy - Fri May 29 06:16:36 2009

Central Bank and Treasury print money and circulate to the whole country. How does the system works?
Q. How is it possible that Central bank sustainably prints and circulate money to public and institutions? CB can issue securities and collect money from the economy and and inversely spread money by purchasing securities. Then how is it possible that the public of a country, say USA citizens and institutions, hold trillions of dollars continuously?
Asked by tristan O - Thu Nov 29 04:57:04 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. TO user richard neva richard Neva is totally incorrect in saying that the Federal Reserve is a private corporation of rich bankers. It is a clear misrepresentation of the fact that the US central bank [Federal Reserve] is a US Government sanctioned private instution, created by legislation, to independently run monetary policy. This is to prevent politics crippling the Fed's ability to fulfill their duties. They are not some bunch of private bankers swindling the economy, unlike what Richard Neva implied. And yes Richard: the Federal Reserve is the central bank of the US. printing money the central bank has the sole responsibility of printing money in the economy. Some of the reasons for printing mmoney are: people lose money; people… [cont.]
Answered by SeriousCat ^-.-^ - Thu Nov 29 10:09:59 2007