The Financial Markets Generally Are Unpredictable. So

You Need A Government That Believes In Government. It Also Believes In Markets And Wants To Give Markets The Best, The Greatest Opportunity, But Is Trying To Govern Well.

I Put Forward A Pretty General Theory That Financial Markets Are Intrinsically Unstable. That We Really Have A False Picture When We Think About Markets Tending Towards Equilibrium.

An Open Society Calls Itself Open To Improvement. It Is Based On The Recognition That People Have Divergent Views And Interests, And That Nobody Is In Possession Of The Ultimate Truth.

The Bureaucratic Method Of Building An Integrated Europe Has Exhausted Its Potential.

There Is No Doubt That The Countries That Now Have A Very Large Debt Have Not Introduced The Kind Of Structural Reforms That Germany Did And Are Therefore At A Disadvantage. But The Problem Is That This Disadvantage Is Becoming Even More Pronounced Through The Punitive Policies In Place.