Max Sawicky wrote: >I do have doubts as to the inevitability of crisis, >but I don't believe we have reached "permanent prosperity, >. . . " The latter is a separate matter. > >Everyday life might be in crisis, but crisis as a danger >to the economic system is a whole different story. I think >the term "crisis" should be reserved for the latter, and we >should keep our eyes open as to its likelihood. I think overuse >of the term 'crisis' is a hindrance, in this regard. A question for our more excitable contributors: is an ordinary business cycle recession a "crisis"? Doug
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