Eventually, bureaucratic bungling in health, the economy and climate will be criticized. On the brighter side, too much in-your-face and in-your-wallet government is prompting another magnificent reform
Coronavirus commands the news and is blamed for the financial slump. While devastating to those afflicted by the disease, it has only been a catalyst in a natural collapse of speculation. A contraction is always consequent to the raptures of a great financial bubble. What's more, on five previous examples since 1720, the transition from boom to bust has been methodical. In so many words, if you have seen one shocking reversal you've seen them all.