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Ismael Hossein-Zadeh, Professor at Drake University, observes that the financial meltdown of 2008 and the economic contraction that continues today represents more than just the ebb and flow of the market. Rather the phenomenon, and governments' reactions to it, shows an emboldening of big business and financial interests in the realm of politics. Hossein-Zadeh explains how the Keynesian reforms of the past were a product of pressure from the people, and the restructuring and regulatory policies that many expect today will need an even mightier push from below...More
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