Gaël Giraud A Jesuit macroeconomist who stands up to neoliberal capitalism

The author makes a thorough and clear analysis of the maneuvers of international banks to raise're insane without guaranteeing the solvency of their operations. They have again become powerful to the point of not being controlled by states that had saved them from the 2008 debacle The ways out of cataclysm are likely founded by utopian arguments seriously, but at the risk of being rejected by those who dream yet ensured a crisis and especially by those who profit of neoliberal capitalism.

Will he heard that the Vatican Leglise spread his message of love to the macroeconomic dimensions of the present social crisis? The time has come for the boundless commitment. Microeconomic charity no longer enough even if it is still needed to help excluded.