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The “Great Reset” And The Risk Of Greater Interventionism
The “Great Reset” And The Risk Of Greater Interventionism Global debt is expected to soar to a record $277 trillion by the end of the year, according to the Institute of International Finance. Developed markets’ total debt -government, corporate and households- jumped to 432% of GDP in the third quarter. Emerging market debt-to-GDP hit nearly […]
What the Great Reset Architects Don’t Want You To Understand About Economics
What the Great Reset Architects Don’t Want You To Understand About Economics It shouldn’t come as a surprise that the Vice President of the World Bank Carmen Reinhardt recently warned on October 15 that a new financial disaster looms ominously over the horizon with a vast sovereign default and a corporate debt default. Just in the past […]
Hyperinflation is here
Hyperinflation is here Definition: Hyperinflation is the condition whereby monetary authorities accelerate the expansion of the quantity of money to the point where it proves impossible for them to regain control. It ends when the state’s fiat currency is finally worthless. It is an evolving crisis, not just a climactic event. Summary This article defines […]
The emerging evidence of hyperinflation
The emerging evidence of hyperinflation Note: all references to inflation are of the quantity of money and not to the effect on prices unless otherwise indicated. In last week’s article I showed why empirical evidence of fiat money collapses are relevant to monetary conditions today. In this article I explain why the purchasing power of […]
Hyperinflation, Fascism and War: How the New World Order May Be Defeated Once More
Hyperinflation, Fascism and War: How the New World Order May Be Defeated Once More While the world’s attention is absorbed by tectonic shifts unfolding across America as “a perfect storm of civil war, and military coup threatens to undo both the elections and the very foundations of the republic itself, something very ominous has appeared “off […]
The Greatest Financial Crisis & Hyperinflation
THE GREATEST FINANCIAL CRISIS & HYPERINFLATION A Hyperinflationary Depression has always been the inevitable end to the biggest financial bubble in history. And this time it will be global. Hyperinflation will spread from country to country like Coronavirus. It could start anywhere but the most likely first countries are the US and the EU or ED (European […]
Hyperinflationists Come Out of the Woodwork Again
Hyperinflationists Come Out of the Woodwork Again CoinDesk asked me to share my opinions on the chance of hyperinflation. My thoughts are below. From CoinDesk Hi Mish, I am working on an article for CoinDesk about recent fiscal and monetary splurge by governments and central banks across the globe and the impact on gold and […]
The Elites Are Already Prepared for the Coming Collapse of the Dollar Bubble
The Elites Are Already Prepared for the Coming Collapse of the Dollar Bubble Today, stock market investors are hoping desperately for Weimar-style hyperinflation to boost equities prices to dizzying heights in what some call a “crack-up boom”. In terms of money creation, we are not there yet, but such levels of fiat printing could happen […]
Hyperinflation, Money Demand, and the Crack-up Boom
Hyperinflation, Money Demand, and the Crack-up Boom In the early 1920s, Ludwig von Mises became a witness to hyperinflation in Austria and Germany — monetary developments that caused irreparable and (in the German case) cataclysmic damage to civilization. Mises’s policy advice was instrumental in helping to stop hyperinflation in Austria in 1922. In his Memoirs, however, […]
Will MMT Trigger the Collapse of “Money”?
Will MMT Trigger the Collapse of “Money”? If the supply of money in an economy is $1 billion, each unit of currency buys X (the purchasing power of each unit of currency). If the money supply is doubled without any expansion in the consumers’ pool of goods and services, the purchasing power of each unit […]
Difference Between Hyperinflation and Currency Inflation
Difference Between Hyperinflation and Currency Inflation QUESTION: What is the difference between asset inflation and hyperinflation? I believe you are saying that from Jan 2020 we will see inflation which I understand to be asset inflation?ThanksFL ANSWER: Asset inflation is typically a reflection of a decline in the value of the currency, but this can be 50% […]
Hyperinflation Is Back: “Zimbabwe Burns While The Lights Are Out”
Hyperinflation Is Back: “Zimbabwe Burns While The Lights Are Out” “Zimbabwe burns while the lights are out” Dear Family and Friends, A red light or high pitched alarm are the two most dreaded things in our lives in Zimbabwe today. They mean that the car has almost run out of fuel, the prepaid electricity meter […]
Lacy Hunt Blasts MMT and Speaks of Hyperinflation If Implemented
Lacy Hunt Blasts MMT and Speaks of Hyperinflation If Implemented In the Hoisington First Quarter Review, Lacy Hunt blasts MMT as “self-perpetuating” inflation. Please consider the Hoisington Investment Quarterly Outlook for the first quarter of 2019. MMT Leads to Hyperinflation Under existing statutes, Fed liabilities, which they can create without limits, are not permitted to be used […]
Hyperinflation History May Provide Valuable Lessons for Fed’s “Target”
From Birch Gold Group Hyperinflation History May Provide Valuable Lessons for Fed’s “Target” In April of 1980 inflation peaked at a staggering 14.76%. That same year, the Fed triggered a rise in interest rates to near 20% around the same time, employing the controversial “Volcker Rule.” Paul Solman explained in a 2009 PBS Newshour: If by “interest rates” you […]
Hyperinflation is Becoming Common in The 21st Century
Hyperinflation is Becoming Common in The 21st Century How destructive is hyperinflation? To quote economist Thomas Sowell, “Hyperinflation can take virtually your entire life’s savings, without the government having to bother raising the official tax rate at all.” A number of countries are currently experiencing the destructive effects of hyperinflation. With the Venezuelan Bolivar at […]
