Yes, this adds to your prev post. Even this clever and industrious nation has not yet recognized the fallacy that more and more government spending will solve economic stagnation.
"There is not an economy anywhere whose long-term prospects can be said to have been improved as a result of the Keynesian policies that were applied in the aftermath of the GFC scuttles. " http://quadrant.org.au/magazine/2014/03/...
Even this clever and industrious nation has not yet recognized the fallacy that more and more government spending will solve economic stagnation.
"There is not an economy anywhere whose long-term prospects can be said to have been improved as a result of the Keynesian policies that were applied in the aftermath of the GFC scuttles. "
http://quadrant.org.au/magazine/2014/03/...