Warren Kinston
27. March 2012 12:00
The tax system is over-complicated and unfair. What is the simple solution? What is the new start that is required?
The Glass-Steagall Act associated with the Great Depression was just 37 pages long. It did the obvious thing of separating deposit-insured banks from firms taking investment risks. It worked fine for decades. The repeal of this Act in the late 1990s was the trigger-cause of the global financial crisis. It was the step too far by the political-financial elites that was 100% predictable in THEE's schema.
Without it there would still have been a crisis of government debt or some other catastrophic malfeasance intrinsic to vested-interest plutocratic pluralism, but we would not More...
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