This is an excellent, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED editorial article from the FT. Check it out!
via The lesson from Summers’ exit – FT.com.
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This is an excellent, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED editorial article from the FT. Check it out!
via The lesson from Summers’ exit – FT.com.
Any thoughts?
Larry Summers should go back to academia or some other role to which he is better suited.
He was the man who decided to push for the abolition of Glass Steagall which gave us sound money before the financial collapse.
Thus Larry Summers was one of the people who helped to create the conditions under which the deliberately contrived financial and banking collapse happened.
Bankers, “Masters of the Universe” and those in control of them were thus able to steal trillions of dollars from almost everyone in the world and transmute it into gold, gems, investment property held by impenetrable offshore entities hidden in up to 40 different tax havens. Following this, $2.8 billion USD entrusted to Timothy Geithner, formerly of Goldman Sachs as “bailout money” remained unaccounted for. $2.9 trillion USD remained unaccounted for from the Pentagon budget in one year and another $1.6 trillion USD remained unaccounted for, for the previous year.
The $400 billion USD which disappeared to an undisclosed location in Israel when Lehman Brothers “went down” is still unaccounted for.
Practically anyone, even my neighbor’s black cat “Beckham “, would be a better choice because Summers, whilst brilliant as an economist, is a theoretician and has an abrasive rather than consensual style, not suited to the requirements of this politically sensitive role.
Whilst it is true that Summers was President Obama,s favourite choice ,this matters less and less because President Obama will be out of office on November 2016 just over 3 years from now and is effectively a lame duck.
What does matter is who he chooses instead and in Janet Yellon there is a far more capable candidate.