Pire,
It seems that you are student of economics and know a lot about banking and other issues. You have tried to put your points against Hari Roka in his view towards the neoliberal concept in banking sector. However, in my view you have failed to put your points. In most of your writing you have tried to defame Mr. Roka and judge him with what he is associated and where he comes from rather than the argument he has put forward.
Neoliberal economic policy is definately good for bankers and the few people involved but it can't be argued that it is good for investors and the country as a whole. Money is the source of power. People who have money will try to flood the hall of parliament and media to get their things done. Market offcourse is controller of everything but only in theory where people will have choices based on sound law and evidence.
In my opinion " Mixed Economy " is what we need in Nepal if not then people who can't and who are not well equipped will be left behind for ever. And the bridge between the rich and poor will be wider. Remember it is always good to be rich and prosporous but in doing so we should not leave other people in dirt. At least the playing field should be in level.
An insightful documentry, i came across few days ago might be a good place to start to know about the current financial crisis and how it came into effect.
Don't believe what others say about anything but do try to research that and get into conclusion. There will always be people in both side of aisle its upto us to decide where to go.

I leave the viewers and others to decide after watching this 2010 Academy Award (Oscar) Winning documentry: Inside Job
here is megavideo link: worth watching

http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/inside-job/


Keep up the good work
Thanks