Brussels, 12/05/2009 (Agence Europe) - The widespread idea that the 2008 financial crisis was down to a lack of rules and failure of the market is wrong. That at least is the case argued by a group of leading economists from the Institute of Economic Affairs, a British free-market-leaning think tank. These economists suggest that governments played a leading role by creating the conditions that resulted in the crisis. In their analysis, they say that central banks held interest rates too low...