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And the truth of Kay is that he was a despicable, morally corrupt individual, perhaps even a murderer who escaped full justice. He won't be missed. The same goes for that stable of Murdoch goon-apologists who vomit the same sick lies and tawdry muck Kay did. The sooner they too shuffle off this mortal coil the better.

But don't think the media filth will end there. Wait until you get a load of the arriviste gang in tabloid broadcast and print propaganda. They're even worse, MUCH worse. Bettina Jordan-Barber is refreshingly open about doing porridge for Conspiracy to Commit Misconduct in Public Office, see prisonconsultants. What is the purpose of this activity?

And why is it so profitable? John Kay, a distinguished economist with wide experience of the financial sector, argues that the industry's perceived profitability is partly illusory, and partly an appropriation of wealth created elsewhere - of other people's money.

The financial sector, he shows, has grown too large, detached itself from ordinary business and everyday life, and has become an industry that mostly trades with itself, talks to itself, and judges itself by reference to standards which it has itself generated. And the outside world has itself adopted those standards, bailing out financial institutions that have failed all of us through greed and mismanagement.

We need finance, but today we have far too much of a good thing. January 27, Load more. November 12, There is wide agreement that Brexit and Trump's election were caused by economics. October 24, The reality of Brexit and trade negotiations is a review of the rules governing myriads of individual products in mind-numbing detail.

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