Among the many things we have learnt from this crisis is that governments and financial markets find it difficult to understand each other. Governments cannot grasp why the markets lose confidence in the state of public finances so quickly and regain it so slowly, after a long period of fiscal consolidation. The markets, for their part, are mystified by the failure of governments to take simple and timely steps to sort out the problems they face.
我們從這場危機中學(xué)到的諸多教訓(xùn)之一是，政府與金融市場很難相互理解。政府不明白，市場對公共財政狀況的信心為何失去得如此之快，恢復(fù)得卻如此緩慢——哪怕已經(jīng)經(jīng)歷了長時間的財政整頓。市場則很困惑，政府為何不能采取簡單而及時的措施來解決它們所面臨的問題。
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