I Think The Imf Helped To Detonate

Every Morning Our Newspapers Could Read, 'more Than 20,000 People Perished Yesterday Of Extreme Poverty.' How? The Poor Die In Hospital Wards That Lack Drugs, In Villages That Lack Antimalarial Bed Nets, In Houses That Lack Safe Drinking Water. They Die Namelessly, Without Public Comment. Sadly, Sad Stories Rarely Get Written.

There's A Lot Of Strength In The U.s., But There's A Lot Of Froth Also. The Froth Will Blow Off. We're Going To Have To Face Up To Some Realities That We're Not Fully Facing Up To Right Now.

Without Restoring An Ethos Of Social Responsibility, There Can Be No Meaningful And Sustained Economic Recovery.

There Is No Economic Imperative That Will Condemn Us To Deplete Our Vital Resource Base, But Neither Is There An Invisible Hand That Will Prevent Us From Doing So.

We Had A Booming Stock Market In 1929 And Then Went Into The World's Greatest Depression. We Have A Booming Stock Market In 1999. Will The Bubble Somehow Burst, And Then We Enter Depression? Well, Some Things Are Not Different.