Titlebook: Jelle Zijlstra, a Central Banker’s View; Selected Speeches an C. Goedhart,G. A. Kessler,F. Roos Book 1985 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dord

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The Netherlands economy in 1976 — a stock takinghat an analysis which deals only with the domestic situation could easily become unrealistic. In the Report of the Netherlands Bank for 1975 it was said that while the world economy had begun to recover from a cyclical point of view, it had not yet emerged from the structural impasse. Two questions

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The construction industry in a macro-economic fixhe flow of goods, which cross each other when people buy and sell. Goods are produced, production generates money, and money is used to buy other goods and services. Thus in a perpetual cycle, the national income is earned and spent. Now from this main stream a secondary flow branches off, made up o

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s becoming aware of the universal concerns of human existence, including the concepts of death, freedom, isolation, and meaninglessness. According to existential thought, such awareness to our existential concerns often provokes?negative emotions such as fear and dread, and is considered to be the b

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C. Goedhart,G. A. Kessler,J. Kymmell,F. De Rooshers, positioning courage in the face of dread as central to the development of a unique, embodied identity. Rather than being a fixed construct, based solely on the circumstances of birth or prescribed roles and stereotypes, identity can be created, after experience and despite anxiety, fleeting, l

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C. Goedhart,G. A. Kessler,J. Kymmell,F. De Roostant role. Freedom, in this context, is understood as the ability to deliberately choose between different (behavioural) possibilities; responsibility (for one’s actions or inactions) is a direct consequence of freedom. Rollo May (Freedom and destiny. W. W. Norton, New York, 1981) has emphasised tha