They are very good at tapping into social frustrations – in a way, they are uncannily good instruments for detecting where society is hurting most. They aren’t very good at economics, so their ideas routinely end in disaster, but that doesn’t mean they are altogether foolish. Rather, they are a reminder to better informed, more responsible people that things have to change.
2  BIS Review 60/2006  (ii)  Banks declared unprecedented profits in CY05 close to Rs 95 billion before tax and Rs 64 billion after tax, relative to losses of Rs 4.5 billion (after taxes) in CY00.