Exordium

Dear readers, aka informed friends and relatives, aka occasional web-surfers, aka unnamed people whom I give my web-blog address during a metro or elevator 1-minute conversation, that's a place where writing about crises -mainly economic and financial ones, yet likely to embrace psychological and biophysical ones, also- may evolve in questions, answers and topics confronted and change direction thanks to the the dialogue between me and you.

Some of you may be interested in economic analysis by a theoretical approach, some others are more business economists than academic ones, then very pragmatic and go-getter. Some of you think of economic theory as something so strange and tough to understand that they often end up distrusting every words pronounced by economists or borrowed by those political leaders anxious of showing facts through statistical figures.

There's also someone among you who never joined a conversation between economists and fear being involved in a conversation where people presume having all the necessary knowledge over individuals' behaviour more than psychologists or priests.

For all of you, whether you study or work, you build houses or design them, you spend most of your day fronting a personal computer, talking with people, or observing the nature, I hope something useful may result from all these words on crises.

A word of hope and commitment: whether it's economic and financial, or psychological or love-related, we ought to stand in crisis the least possible, not escape from reality- indeed full of crises- but to live in it the better we can.