Thursday, 9 December 2010

Well y'er tis our next crisis! Cheap Debt Fuels Private-Equity Revival - NYTimes.com

Filter down economics does not work very well. What caused our international competitive crisis was just that, competition. The competition was fed by too much liquidity and so our wise monetary authorities have increased liquidity thereby increasing the need to compete and creating the very vicious cycle of making the economy messier and messier to manage with bigger and bigger firms gobbling up bigger and bigger firms. Nobody seems to think that feeding the competitive urge to increase the scale of buying and selling assets might just be at the root if our disharmony.

Government action is pushing us deeper and deeper into greater and greater crisis. Would that the policy makers dared read a few economic history textbooks!

http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2010/10/28/cheap-debt-fuels-private-equity-revival/


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