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Alan Greenspan

September 11, 2012

Very few people wish to take a risk at the moment. With both consumers and businesses hunkered down in the trenches and the shells of uncertainty flying overhead, merely hanging onto and guarding what you’ve got rather than going forth to multiply is the order of the day.  

Very few people wish to take a risk at the moment. With both consumers and businesses hunkered down in the trenches and the shells of uncertainty flying overhead, merely hanging onto and guarding what you’ve got rather than going forth to multiply is the order of the day.   
 

July 17, 2012

Adam Smith, the 18th century Scottish economist, was a renowned critic of multinational companies whose directors not only enjoyed limited liability, but also profited by taking advantage of state monopolies, or quasi-monopolies.

Adam Smith, the 18th century Scottish economist, was a renowned critic of multinational companies whose directors not only enjoyed limited liability, but also profited by taking advantage of state monopolies, or quasi-monopolies.

The East India Company was a particular target for his criticism as a result of the way the UK government tried to boost its tax revenues by backing its expansion in Bengal.

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