Or was it the social-democratic politics that follow war, sickness and starvation? Or if you're right-leaning maybe you would argue that it was the high growth

Or was it the social-democratic politics that follow war, sickness and starvation? Or if you're right-leaning maybe you would argue that it was the high growth that was a great equalizer. Or perhaps a mix of these. I don't see social-liberalism going away in Europe. And while growth might not be same as it used to be, technology is likely to keep disrupting established businesses.