The effects of medializing the "crisis" to those who are not affected?
 

Did you stumble across anyone, who would be trying to quantify how the panic, that was and is spread by mass media affected the consumer spending?

I see it everyday,

People, who don't have a clue about the basic rules of supply and demand.

And they are talking about "crisis",

and they are scared, that they'll loose their (artificially created) jobs (talking about EU)

while pushing a shopping cart, that's filled with less bullshit than usually.

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I just edited the post, I hope I fixed some :winkwink:

Saw a funny news article today on the British News service Sky. They were interviewing a Chinese guy who owns a clothing factory in China. He was saying the British need to go out and buy more clothes from his factory so he can get back to profits.

Yes let's spend all the money we have not got on keeping his workers working. :1orglaugh

I think the west really needs to reconsider how more lazy and ignorant can the white man get yet.

Asia - those people have no life and work harder than any of us.

Fortunately, many cultures there are also not gifted with independent thinking.