I'm forever blowing bubbles

[doodab]

Are bubbles an inevitable consequence of liberal markets? If they aren't then how can they be controlled? And if they are, then what are we to do?

[Mich the Tester]

Are bubbles an inevitable consequence of liberal markets? If they aren't then how can they be controlled? And if they are, then what are we to do?

<sasguru>

You cretin!

</sasguru>

<dodgy agent>

How dare you complain about free markets? It's free markets, as invented by Saint Margaret of Thatcher, that have paid for all the luxury in your life! If you don't like free markets, then move to North Korea and see how you feel with a 400 calorie per day ration box!'

</dodgy agent>

I know you boys can take it.

[SimonMac]

Well someones gotta replace Michael

[EternalOptimist]

-SasGuru

[russell]

Are bubbles an inevitable consequence of liberal markets? If they aren't then how can they be controlled? And if they are, then what are we to do?

Yes and keep on invoicing. (Oh wait I wont be able to soon )

[Zippy]

Well someones gotta replace Michael

You'll be needing this --->

[sasguru]

If you don't like free markets, then move to North Korea and see how you feel with a 400 calorie per day ration box!'

WHS

[doodab]

If you want us to think you are clever try answering the question. Marks will be awarded, do well enough and I will give you a +ve rep, even though I will probably choke to death on it.

[doomage]

Are bubbles an inevitable consequence of liberal markets? If they aren't then how can they be controlled? And if they are, then what are we to do?

Liberal, as in free? As in free from interference from the state / central banks? Please alert me when such a thing exists.

If you want to stop a bubble from inflating, you need to cut off the supply of whatever is inflating it.

[sasguru]

If you want us to think you are clever try answering the question. .

I don't give a tulip if anyone thinks I am clever or not.
Clever is as clever does, IMNSHO.

HTH.