Wednesday 5 May 2010

Gold Boosted by Keynesian Economies Heading for Bankruptcy

Greece may not be enough. Further economic bodies may be needed for the funeral pyre of Keynesian economics. While one after another nation demonstrates the critical flaws inherent to this dogma, governments seem to simply ignore the ramifications. Keynesian economics has only one terminal phase, and that is not prosperity but bankruptcy. more...

1 comments:

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