This research paper argues the changing parameters
in the new social order as a consequence of the
global financial crisis. While capitalist markets
coordinate socialistic reforms and rely on
capitalist policies in command economies, massive
government intervention will have implications for
global markets and, by extension, Australian
equities. As financial markets evolve, there will be
a need for adaptive strategies to avoid both the
risks and consequences of policy responses, while
providing opportunities to exploit the broader
themes which will emerge.