This video is of a meeting at the TUC on 21 May featuring US economist Robert Reich and an interview with him by Faisal Islam. Robert Reich is Chancellor's Professor of Public Policy at the University of California at Berkeley, and former Secretary of Labour in the Clinton administration:
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interesting to here him say that the ‘success’ of staving off a great depression in 2009 is the reason that public anger and clamour for banking reform has not happened and business as usual follows. For me, his views are still too conventional with the usual obsession with growth. What is wrong with the zero-growth stability model?