You do not address what Central Banks worldwide have done that have been the primary cause of the boom & bust cycles as well as mis allocation of capital.
Check out David Stockman’s new book ‘The Great Deformation” and his take on the holiest of holies - The Fed’s Potemkin village. The long-standing Wall Street mantra held that the American consumer is endlessly resilient and always able to bounce back into the malls. In truth, however, that was just another way of saying that consumers were willing to spend all they could borrow. That was the essence of Keynesian policy, and to accept the current situation as benign is also to deny that interest rates will ever normalize. The implication is that Bernanke has invented the free lunch after all - zero rates forever. Implicitly, then, Wall Street economists are financial repression deniers.