No, the other way around. It's populists, such as Goodwyn & Greider, who invest money with symbolic power to change everything. We're saying that, in the absence of change in the relations of production, there is a severe limit to, and a negative feedback (economic and political) from, the loose-money strategy. I'd think you know about this (especially a negative economic feedback) better than I do. You're the one who is paid to analyze the Federal Budget, etc.!
Yoshie