Showing posts with label critical mass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label critical mass. Show all posts

Monday, August 19, 2013

The Demand-Side Fusion Bomb Is About To Burst It's Containment Vehicle?

Commentary by Roger Erickson

Who say's American ingenuity can't generate fusion?

Maybe there isn't enough demand from Consumers .. to reach critical mass yet?

'Cuz maybe, just maybe, they don't have the liquidity to express their mounting real demands!!

The demand-side bomb is about to burst it's containment vehicle?

The SME demand-side problem (Izabella Kaminska, FT Alphaville)
"There simply is not enough demand for credit from qualified U.S. small and medium business."

Be still my ticking fuse! Maybe Izabella should stick her finger one inch further into the hornet's nest, to see why no one's getting stung yet.

They're there. She just can't yet perceive their mounting demand for action. Gotta wonder how many inept policy wonks have ever witnessed a critical mass of adequate demand?

How many policy wonks even understand the concept of their own half-lives, time constants, energy-of-activation delays, and feed-forward, runaway feedback loops?

Or is this a NeoCon perceptual anomaly? If they can't see any aggregate demand building up, the Middle Class must be hiding it?

And are NeoCons consistent to their vows? If they don't want to see something, do they hide it from themselves?