Bailout economics hits the buffers
The problem with bailout economics is that, once you’ve started this process, it’s difficult to stop.
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The problem with bailout economics is that, once you’ve started this process, it’s difficult to stop.
Svante Pääbo won the prestigious prize for decoding Neanderthal DNA which could help unlock the keys for modern medicine.
Lévy isn’t averse to the limelight himself. Assuming the Swedish Academy backs his nominee, the French intellectual’s best shot at glory might be to be seated close to Rushdie at this year’s Nobels.
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