Re: 1999 published as a Norton Paperback mit ISBN 0-393-32036-7

verfasst von Harry-2, 23.05.2001, 11:27

Zitat (zusammenfassend auf den letzten Seiten, hier S. 156/157):

"Meanwhile, in the short run the worl is lurching form crisis to crisis, all of them crucially involving the problem of generating sufficient demand. Japan is finding that conventional monetary and fiscal policies aren't enough; if it can happen to Japan, how sure can we be that the European economy or even the still-booming economy of the United States will not fin itself in the same trap?...

What Is at Stake?

The most immediate risk from the return of depression economics is, of course, the possibility that the malaise will spread - that Argentina [!Bond-Krise], or South Africa, or Turkey [!Türkei-Krise] or (God help us) China will be added to the list of casualties; that deflation in Europe or a stock market crash in the United States will create Japanese-style conditions across the advanced world as a whole...."

letzter Satz:
"...; but I believe that the only important structural obstacles to world prosperity are the obsolete doctrines that clutter the minds of men."

Gruss
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