Thanks Lverty. I'm normally a glass half full sort off guy, but when you sit back and look at macro-governance in the Western world since GFC1, all I see is short-term crisis management - 'kicking the can down the road'.
Isn't it extraordinary, and worrying in strategic terms, that only Communist China appears to be pursuing fairly clear long-term economic policies?
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