All Revolutions End in Excess
August 27th, 2009 6:30 am | by John Jansen |A proposal from the UK which would lower home prices in the Hamptons and kill luxury car sales………and change a few careers.
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One Response to “All Revolutions End in Excess”
By frankl on Aug 27, 2009 | Reply
wow – well i suppose the corollary to tobin tax would be that govts would then have to borrow *less* since they’d now have tobin tax inflows that previously were not in play……..or perhaps i am being too optimistic?