In a market like the one we have been experiencing since Fall 2008, no players of the play seem to be able to afford to stay on stage with the bears.
Our contemporaries have argued that now there exist companies so large as to be quasi-governmental, such that their failure would ensure the failure of our government. Does that mean Capitalism is dead?
Written over the Winter of 2008 ~ 2009, Mr. Kilvington has fashioned a series of suggestions by which over the long term markets can redeploy to ensure the survival of these behemoths, while still ensuring a free market that allows for the capitalist wisdom and truths of start-up, growth, success, failure, and innovation as a result from those failures to exist without need for a Nanny State or Socialist method.
He questions long held assumptions, and also challenges untested concepts being used every day in business and economics to make decisions the ramifications of which describe and affect nothing less than the very value of each human life, the collective consciousness, and our future as a species on this planet.
This treatise puts in accessible language vast, complex and profound philosophical and macroeconomic concepts.
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