What the economists consider as "systemic" (or macro) risk under capitalism includes a lot of faux systemic risk -- i.e. risk that arises from the specific nature of capitalism. As I suggested, *that* risk is entirely diversifiable... by building communism. Remember, the economists consider the basis of capitalism, markets and inequality, as facts of nature. But they are not such. Ultimately, the only true systemic risk facing humans is the risk that arises from their collective interaction with nature (including here, of course, their own human nature).
- Re: [PEN-L] Moral hazard raghu
- Re: [PEN-L] Moral hazard Michael Perelman
- Re: [PEN-L] Moral hazard raghu
- Re: [PEN-L] Moral hazard Jim Devine
- Re: [PEN-L] Moral hazard raghu
- Re: [PEN-L] Moral hazard Charles Brown
- Re: [PEN-L] Moral hazard dsquared
- Re: [PEN-L] Moral hazard dsquared
- Re: [PEN-L] Moral hazard Charles Brown
- Re: [PEN-L] Moral hazard Julio Huato
- Re: [PEN-L] Moral hazard Julio Huato
- Re: [PEN-L] Moral hazard David B. Shemano
- Re: [PEN-L] Moral hazard raghu
- Re: [PEN-L] Moral hazard Michael Nuwer
- Re: [PEN-L] Moral hazard Michael Perelman
- Re: [PEN-L] Moral hazard David B. Shemano
- Re: [PEN-L] Moral hazard raghu
- [PEN-L] ps. Re: [PEN-L] Moral hazard Michael Perelman
- Re: [PEN-L] Moral hazard dsquared
- [PEN-L] Moral hazard Charles Brown
- Re: [PEN-L] Moral hazard David B. Shemano
