The thing about lying or cheating is that if you repeat it enough and continue telling others a false narrative, after a while you begin to believe it yourself.
The extraordinary amount of nothing short of cheating by the US Federal Reserve, US Treasury and lawmakers – swiftly followed by the European Union, Japan, Canada and Australia during the dark days of the "credit crunch" that expanded into the global financial crisis – has left big scars.
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Stirling Larkin writes on global investing and ultra high net worth wealth. He is chief investment officer of investment manager Australian Standfirst.
