I guess your intervention google law degree knows best.

Quote from @John Carbone: @James Hamlinghttps://www.cnbc.com/2022/09/2...well this escalted quickly, Central banks in asia and the uk did a coordinated intervention in the bond markets this morning.

Where we are likely going to have disagreements is on how much the government should intervene, I think most people (and certainly most economists) will tell you that there has to be at least SOME government intervention. 

Now here's where another greater risk comes in: The city often will not appreciate the tenants of the park: As in constant police intervention called among tenants they learn to know by name, etc.

I was just making the point fast the devaluation occurred because of market forces rather than government intervention and that the same happened with most of the world’s currencies, with the c exception of the Japanese yen and has therefore little to do with Mexico specifically.

If you found them it would surprise me.I agree without govmit intervention who knows how bad it would be.. 

We should be bringing back some of the proven methods of intervention where funding police overtime alone won’t solve the continual drain on resources.I do work as closely as possible with our local police to get the staffing we need but there are problems that citizens should know about that are hindering a good response to the crime in our city.

The government intervention, subsidizing the economy with bailout and programs happened before, Too Big To Fail 2.0 if you read the book. 

I’m sure people will disagree with this perspective, but perhaps it would benefit more investors if they got into this business knowing that the rules can change at any time through government intervention.

AI intervention on layoffs I think will take more time, but when it happens it's drastic.