Regulators have long warned that the end of rock-bottom interest rates could cause sudden crises in unexpected corners of global finance. So when Silicon Valley Bank surprised the market with plans for a share sale and a $1.8 billion loss on securities sales, investors were left wondering if its problems were isolated or the harbinger of a broader funding crunch in credit markets. Major banks are much better capitalized and far less leveraged than they were in the lead-up to the global financial
So is it about the Cold War paranoia propaganda claim that the Communists are so hard working and innovative that the invisible hand hired the Communists for high managerial positions in Pax Americana economy to manage he lazy Capitalists? Or is it about the “too big to fail” policy of the Capitalists who think that they need monopoly, ban on market competition, and government support to a few rich free riders to “prevent” sudden collapse of the economy? How about the lack of slaves since the end of the enslavement of First Nation children in Indian Residential fake Schools one decade after the Cold War and the inability to replace Indigenous child slaves with non-European immigrants?
So is it about the Cold War paranoia propaganda claim that the Communists are so hard working and innovative that the invisible hand hired the Communists for high managerial positions in Pax Americana economy to manage he lazy Capitalists? Or is it about the “too big to fail” policy of the Capitalists who think that they need monopoly, ban on market competition, and government support to a few rich free riders to “prevent” sudden collapse of the economy? How about the lack of slaves since the end of the enslavement of First Nation children in Indian Residential fake Schools one decade after the Cold War and the inability to replace Indigenous child slaves with non-European immigrants?