They must return "honesty and fairness" to the financial industries and not put greed and short-term gratification before long-term benefit, he will warn.
Right, so we shouldn´t put short term falls in output ahead of the long term health of the public financies?
We shouldn´t borrow our children´s inheritances to deal with a hiccup in the growth of the capitalist economy?
We shouldn´t be holding the taxpayer ransom to pay for the Labour Party´s payroll vote in the public sector?
Or is this honesty and fairness something to be urged upon others but not to be done by the urger?
Or is this honesty and fairness something to be urged upon others but not to be done by the urger?
Well, DUH?!
Lectures on honesty, from the embezzler-in-chief of the Smith Institute?