News. June 8 (Bloomberg) -- Nations have reached a “Keynesian endpoint” as exhausted balance sheets leave policy makers with few options to bolster economic growth, according to Anthony Crescenzi, an investor at Pacific Investment Management Co., the world’s largest bond-fund manager.
My view. I do not know. It could be. But it will take some time for people to realize they have been enslaved by government bureaucrats.
The USSR is a vivid lesson. People remained enslaved for decades. Finally the system collapsed.
This is what is happening now. Governments believed in Keynesian ideas. They pushed to the limit, I am wondering what Keynes would think about what is going on.
He would probably say that it is in the genetic spirit of humans to push, and push, and push. Until the system breaks down.
It is all about power. The markets, however, always win.
George Dagnino, PhD
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