Everywhere one turns there is talk about preventing the "collapse" of
the US and international financial systems (Google search for "financial
system collapse" reveals 1, 170,000 hits, and it is reflected in
articles such as the NY Times article forwarded by Jim Devine). But what
is meant by "collapse" if what is already happening is not a collapse?
I'm not quibbling with terminology here, but rather noticing what
appears to be blind optimism about the condition of the financial
system. In all honesty, what travesty must befall the financial system
or what conditions must be met to be termed a "collapse"?
 
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Jayson Funke
Graduate School of Geography
Clark University
950 Main Street
Worcester, MA 01610
 
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