Not All Information Is Beneficial.

I Think One Of The Lessons Of The Depression - And This Is Something That Franklin Roosevelt Demonstrated - Was That When Orthodoxy Fails, Then You Need To Try New Things. And He Was Very Willing To Try Unorthodox Approaches When The Orthodox Approach Had Shown That It Was Not Adequate.

If Wall Street Crashes, Does Main Street Follow? Not Necessarily.

Nobody Really Understands Gold Prices And I Don't Pretend To Understand Them Either.

The Best Approach Here, If At All Possible, Is To Use Supervisory And Regulatory Methods To Restrain Undue Risk-taking And To Make Sure The System Is Resilient In Case An Asset-price Bubble Bursts In The Future.

Not All Information Is Beneficial.