Delphi: Nothing in Excess

Ten years ago I wrote in a media that the future of the globalization of the world economy would face problems from the political side and the world was entering de-globalization as the arising of massive rejections of the increasing the flow of goods and services, factor of production (especially capital), information, and people. I have to admit that I was wrong; the real of the de-globalization is starting now, and the source come from the political economy, not the politic alone.

If I were the government economist, I will considered this quotation from P.J.O’rourke “Eat the Rich” is just a joke:

Songs of the (Government) Economic Advisers:
“Kill the poor,
Eat the rich,
Screw every other son-of-a-bitch.”