Instead, we have a government (of which Vince Cable is a pillar) ruthlessly forcing working people to pay the immense cost of getting capitalism out of its mess.
Why?A decade ago, there seemed to be a simple formula for getting capitalism established in a country: bring inflation down, stabilise the exchange rate, create capitalist institutions such as a central bank and a stock exchange, and privatise as fast as possible.
The ethos he brings to Quayside is that positive social change in the form, say, of electrified vehicles that help fight climate change can also be profitable: "You're not trying to push the boulder up the hill, you've got capitalism at your back," he explained.
They seem to be unable to look beyond their own interests, and that's where you get crony capitalism and no-bid contracts and privatizations for the free market.
I think the administration doesn't get state capitalism at all, how they have these deliberate strategies against us and how it's just a different animal from free-market capitalism, the kind of capitalism we have here in the United States.
"The education I got associated capitalism with imperialism and aggression," he said.
Between them this cabal of feudal overlords have got American capitalism pretty much sewn up.
Before the election Cameron made one speech on "markets without morality", one of his butterfly touch-downs, but has done nothing since – until Ed Miliband got "predatory capitalism" up and running.
