The real cure is not more laws and more fines but extensive deregulation and deep tax cutting.
Some retailers are finding that deep price cutting may have a perverse effect, according to Mr Silverstein.
Numerous British economists had warned against the deep budget cutting, arguing that the government was heading down a dangerous path with potentially severe consequences.
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He fell into a deep depression, mostly cutting himself off from the racing community that was his world for so many years.
But the poor return on capital derives not from the lack of hits, but from the knee-deep pile of failures on the cutting-room floor.
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Ferrari's Felipe Massa lost control on a couple of occasions and ended up deep in the gravel at Turn Nine, before cutting along the grass to rejoin the action.
With Heskey full of muscular running and Young dropping deep to collect the ball, Villa did possess more cutting edge going forward.
England had shown a fighting spirit throughout but when they established a couple of good attacking positions deep in the All Blacks' half they lacked the cutting edge required to open up the visitors' solid defence.
It talks of more cost-cutting, but not if it threatens long-term deep mining of rich ores.
The BBC is already cutting its workforce and output after Cameron's government imposed deep spending cuts and any loss of public trust could prove an issue in future discussions over funding and the licence fee.
Cutting spending is, of course. a natural reaction to a deep recession caused by a debt-fueled binge.
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