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Economic Dreams - Economic Nightmares
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"Economic Dreams - Economic Nightmares
A growing nation is the greatest ponzi game ever contrived. - Paul Samuelson
Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the cancer cell. - Edward Abbey
October 30, 2008
None Dare Call it Fascism: Moyers and Galbraith
Last Friday, Bill Moyers sat down with Jamie Galbraith to talk about The Predator State and our current mess relative to 1929- . Galbraith says that like 1929-, The situation today is very similar to the moment of panic and collapse that we saw in 1929. And for very similar reasons. An abandonment of the supervisory responsibility that should have been applied to keep the speculation and the fraud and the abuse from getting out of control. So there's going to be a major period of correction. And dad, [John Kenneth Galbraith, The Great Crash 1929 writing] in 1955, talks about how memory fades and how eventually, although so long as people remembered '29 it wouldn't be repeated, eventually it would be forgotten and the underlying speculative impulse would come back. Galbraith differs from many who blame our current mess on"the deficit", on the US Government living beyond its means: BILL MOYERS: But even Barack Obama's website calls the deficit America's "Domestic Enemy." Even he's aware of the fact that the deficit's beyond sight.
JAMES GALBRAITH: Well, the deficit isn't beyond sight. The deficits in the Bush administration in relation to the size of the economy were never all that large. They were certainly larger than they were under Clinton, but that was in part necessary because of the changed economic situation, the collapse of the dot-com bubble in 2000.
The United States government's credit is good. The deficit is a financial number that people are going to have to get used to because there is no way in these circumstances of avoiding an increase in the deficit. One of two things can happen. The gove"
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