What matters is that there is agreement on these three issues so that politicians – even those in weak governments, as in Japan – are given the political cover to do what is necessary. A united front is, therefore, essential. Big questions about the shape of the broad future of the world economy can wait until we are certain that there is a future for globalisation. An impartial commission could be appointed to mull them over. If spats over minutiae – such as the regulation of tax havens or bankers' pay – were to stand in the way of a deal, the verdict of history would be damning. Electorates are unlikely to be more forgiving. The task now is simple: end this brutal recession
If you are tired of the progress of establishing a business, you may not be successful. It is so difficult that if you cannot find the joy in it, it will burn yourself out. Even if you become rich by a dirty deal and when you look back on your yesterday, you can only lament the youth years rolling on. It is transient for you to enjoy the happiness from antique and roadster. Only can you get happy using money in this way: as you are an investor, you hear a young guy feverishly telling his new business plan.
