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Wednesday, May 20, 2009
My pick goes to Martin Wolf's column from yesterday's FT: "Capitalism is dead, long live capitalism"
Another lesson from the crisis that I would add to Martin's list: America's economic policies are way more "extreme" than European ones, both in their deregulation leading into the crises and in their Keynesian-style reaction to the crisis. The only country that I can think of that has undergone a more radical turnaround in economic policymaking is Iceland, and they're the ones blowing up their Land Rovers because it's cheaper than trying to pay them back.
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