As Monty Python's Flying Circus so memorably admonished, Nobody ever expects the Spanish Inquisition. But investors should expect disruption. Thanks to the missionary work of Austrian economist Joseph Schumpeter, Wall Street, capital markets, and investors all know that capitalist economies grow by a precess he dubbed "creative destruction." (Or "schöpferische Zerstörung" in the original German.) […]
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