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Lessons to be Learned

Lessons to be Learned. Though whether we can apply them is anybody’s guess. Psychology. The factor of “Cognitive Dissonance” This means believing what you want to believe , not what the facts tell you. Greed can make you think like this’

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Lessons to be Learned

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  1. Lessons to be Learned Though whether we can apply them is anybody’s guess.

  2. Psychology. • The factor of “Cognitive Dissonance” • This means believing what you want to believe, not what the facts tell you. • Greed can make you think like this’ • So, do not expect everything to be based on “rational” thought.

  3. Regulation • Can we find some acceptable level of government oversight. • Banks, investment and finance companies, debt and, maybe, human greed. • This is a social issue, and different countries will have different solutions. There is a cultural issue. • But can you regulate a global economy?

  4. The “Model” • But what do the public “want” at the end of this mess? • Is it a return to “Cowboy Capitalism?” • Life is not a “Party;” there is a price to pay for all this. • The idea of “Simplification” Is it realistic?

  5. Extinction • Should we allow firms to go broke? • Are there companies that are “too important?” If so, should they be allowed to do what they like? • How do we deal with the fact that the British have “nationalized” so many banks? The Americans?

  6. Controlling Value • How do you stop the “bubble economy” developing? • It has happened so many times, and it keeps on happening. • Can we relate value to “need?” • Is this a new face of socialism?

  7. Public Policy • Where will the debate take place about the future? • Will it just be “fixing the present?” • Who will provide the inspiration and values?

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