Even skeptics will struggle to resist the pressure for further money printing from politicians and those mainstream economists who have staked their careers on the belief that deter-mined central banks can always conjure up the necessary demand to keep economies growing.

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Half of them say they have enough money for food and clothes but struggle to buy durable goods.

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In a country where half the population went to college, would it pay for one person to borrow money and struggle to get a degree?

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At that point, U.S. customs seized his money, setting off a two-year struggle for Zapeta to get it back.

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