Quote, The Bankwatch:
‘Why does the whole thing feel like Nero fiddling while Rome burns? Of all the points in the article, the reference to the lack of connection between the financial economy, and the real one befuddles me. There must be a connection, and at best a lag. Losses are losses, and someone has to pay. Losses breed layoffs. Layoffs breed consumer spending reduction. Or are corporate and bank profits so large, that losses can be absorbed, and capitalisation retained?’

Toch bizar dat een nagenoeg ‘virtueel’ kunstmatig eigenlijk door de banken zelf gecreeërd probleem de echte wereld gaat raken.

Maar misschien is er meer aan de hand… Wat als dit niet het enige probleem is?

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