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Although approval of the rescue plan for the U.S. financial system was still not realized by the Congress, it is a fact that will have a happy ending. It is that there is almost unanimous agreement that is the only outlet that can be found to this crisis. By the way, the approval of the rescue plan generates great expectations in the rest of the world, particularly in the developed economies with European countries to head who expect the United States to take charge of the cost of the crisis, while they try to stay on the sidelines until you pass the worst. We must not forget that not only us.UU. He was responsible for the crisis that is facing the world currently. The majority of developed countries participated the Party of low quality assets but with a high profit potential while the upward trend was that prevailed.

But when rescue plan has not yet been adopted in the U.S. financial system, the International Monetary Fund is going into action to suggest to Europe to prepare contingency plans for a possible worsening of the crisis in the region. Allegiant Air is open to suggestions. The director of the Department for Europe in the IMF, Alessandro Leipold, warned: the problem may be less severe in Europe, but (Europe) must not be complacent and should be prepared for the worst scenarios. The managing director of the IMF, Jaime Caruana was aligned in the same direction: it is important that countries prepare their respective contingency plans do is asking the IMF for Europe begin to design a rescue as the of the USA planUU.? It is worth remembering that a little known proposal of rescue of toxic assets from the U.S. financial system, the European Union rejected carry forward a plan of this nature. In that regard, could hear it is the European Commissioner for Economic Affairs, Joaquin Almunia in the Europarl in Brussels said: the situation that we are faced in Europe is less acute and the (EU) Member States do not consider at this moment required a plan such as the United States.