Brian Beutler,
As the U.S. government and governments in Europe respond
to the global economic slump with conservative austerity measures, it’s
easy to forget that the overwhelming professional economic consensus is
that depressed countries that can afford to should be doing the opposite
— ramping up government purchases of goods and services and putting off
the budget cuts and tax increases for a few years.
This isn’t even close to what’s happening. And as the space between
what these experts think should happen and what global elites are
actually doing grows, the experts’ forecast is becoming more and more
pessimistic.
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