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Stiglitz on bank nationalisation

 
This is a must-read.
 
This Nobel Laureate, an impressive critic of neoliberal globalisation, is copying what I have been saying on Rupert's Read for months...    ;-)

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Tzadik said…
By stating 'copy' you are implying that he is aware of your blog entries and has conciously made us of the information posted. Funny
8 February 2009 at 14:17
peruviansun said…
'Copying' is the wrong word but the sense is clear. Stiglitz is expressing views that Rupert Read has already and repeatedly put forward. Maybe not 'funny' but surely correct.
9 February 2009 at 14:15
Rupert said…
Joseph, I was just having a laugh, basically...
Thanks for your defence, peruvianism!
9 February 2009 at 17:33
Rupert said…
My ;-) was a bit of a clue...
10 January 2011 at 06:15
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