Kazakh Communists Solve Global Financial Crisis

For answers, read - The Grace Commission report set up to study gov. waste 1981 and a condensed ver. of it in - Bankruptcy 1995 by G.J. Swanson Ph.D.
Also - After The Crash by G.Abert Ph.D.
Problem caused by spending too much borrowed money.Only a default on all debts would help.

If we should stay with the crisis, a question is - what would be the cure, this time? A state capitalism and social democracy, again? Or some kind of stakeholding capitalism (due to the political pressure of groups in human rights, environment and labour)? On the other hand, this crisis is really a global one, and a test for "the end of history", marxist and other theses.

I read Das Kapital, both volumes - but I can not recall any anticrisis recepie there except for installing planned economy, ruled by a multistoried bureaucratic hierarchy.

Marx only knows how the crises develop and why - but he has no clue about how to fix them or prevent. He only expresses a general idea that dialectically the Production Forces slowly evolve until this evolution builds up qualitative changes and the PF start to mismatch Economic Relationships in the society, this being a crisis causing a revolutionary qualitative change in Economic Relationships.

Modern "Imperialism" already has the elements of planned economy and government regulations - but this seem not to affect the crises! And we haven't seen Socialism yet, as in USSR and China it was State Capitalism, same Imperialism but with one collective shareholder, the Government. Perhaps there is no such thing as Socialism at all... So we better stay with the crises.