Jonathan Webb, Epilogue, Question 2

Just thinking about the future is exciting but scary at the same time. Obviously this chapter was about our future and the 7 questions that we should ask ourselves. Defenitly all these issues will have an effect on my life, like he said, it's the decisions that we make now that will affect our future. One of the seven questions, do we really have monetary policy figured out, made me think how that can indirectly or directly Affect me. He even says, we thought that we had tamed  the business cycle but we haven't. And at the end he ask the question, " how do we allow the market to punish wrongdoers without sending all of us spilling down the hill?". I think that's a huge part of mine and others future. Will we have figured out the business cycle? Or will we even still have the monetary policy running? One question I do think he could've put in there is, what will be countries borders in 2050, the same or comeplety different because of wars or government fall? I think that's a big factor we should consider about our future.