Timothy Stanley: I don't see any central bank except for the Bank of Japan, who is a very special case. He says public sector comes in to put a floor under prices so that they don't go to down and there's no ceiling mechanism. Stanley: We do have some architecture of the risking that could be scaled up but into something more of a state led to the carbonization or supporting a very extended public ownership.
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