“I’ve a feeling we’re not in Kansas any more” | Future of Capitalism
The Financial Times has kicked of a series on The Future of Capitalism and of course quite a bit of that is devoted to banking, and the implications for banking. The Introductory article from Senior Economist Martin Wolf sets the tone, and without making explicit predictions certainly suggests directionally where the near future may lie. There are consequential implications captured in these snippets from the article. It struck me as interesting and perverse that the thing I have been worrying about us losing is regarded as one of the causes for the collapse – innovation. It should be clear that … Continue reading “I’ve a feeling we’re not in Kansas any more” | Future of Capitalism
