BarroMetrics Views: Capitalism to Blame for Sub-Prime?
If a Government inflates its money supply, at some point, the piper will be paid in the form of a burst bubble. But, the shape the bubble will take, has it roots in the environment in which it occurs. For example, why sub-prime and not a tulip bubble?
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