"So long as China remains a planned economy, which builds up irrational over-capacities, and encourages its industries to dump in foreign markets, Europe cannot grant it market economy status.
I find her to be too rigid and controlled, a bit of a snob and a health obsessive, while I'm sure she thinks that I am irrational and over-emotional, and too dependent on others.
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Despite my almost pathological nuclear fear, I did once go on a tour of Sellafield, determined to confront the irrational dread left over from a childhood blighted with memories of Chernobyl and the aforementioned Threads.
Sounds like irrational exuberance all over again.
The days of vanity valuations based on irrational multiples are over, although we never played that game anyway".
Another brake on any irrational exuberance over wheat will be farmers' own suspicions, despite the incentives of higher prices.
The magnitude of these problems is often exaggerated, however, and the cultural and economic benefits of immigration downplayed evidence, perhaps, that the antipathy owes more to irrational anxieties, over globalisation, cultural change and Britain's shrinking prestige, than to more concrete worries.
That kind of insidious leadership helps drive people to irrational fury over neighbors speaking Spanish at a barbecue, or a Muslim co-worker competing for a coveted promotion, or a schoolteacher with a Hispanic surname who gives a failing grade to little Sally.
