A debate in the City in which Critical Thinking's research and analysis challenged economic orthodoxy and warned of impending economic meltdown.

The motion before the audience of some 75 wealth managers and financial services professionals was:

“This house believes that: the economy no longer serves the interests of the majority and is heading for collapse.

This house also believes that: the cause is structural and so fiscal and monetary levers are insufficient to counter the threat to wealth and prosperity.”