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Meanwhile it still seems that mainstream economic thinkers still continue to believe in the neoclassically inspired banking centric policies that benefit those with assets and hurt those without.
One comfort for Brits is the social safety net is at least somewhat better than can be found in the land of the 53 percent.
Comment by Dave Holden— 27 September, 2012 #