37 Indeed, as famously stated by Benjamin Franklin in his almanac, “An investment in knowledge pays the best interest”. This investment in knowledge must necessarily pay  34  B. Eichengreen, “Secular Stagnation: A Review of the Issues”, in Teulings and Baldwin, op. cit. 35  A.B. Atkinson (2014), “After Piketty?”, op. cit.
[7] In addition, a number of supervisory measures offered temporary capital, liquidity and operational relief to banks, to ensure that banks could continue to fulfil their role in funding the real economy.