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That 70s show – episode 4

That 70s show – episode 4 We have shown in the previous three episodes (episode 1, 2 and 3) how the US economy structurally changed after Nixon took the US off gold, letting the Federal Reserve do what it does best. Obviously, with the “hard” anchor of the US dollar cut loose, the rest followed suit. It is telling […]

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Approaching a Global Deflationary Crisis?

Approaching a Global Deflationary Crisis? Anyone with any sense for global economic trends ought to be worried. The signs are everywhere of a serious deflationary crisis. It is obvious that Chinese growth is falling. The prices for energy and the raw materials that feed the growth economy keep falling. The demand for Chinese exports is […]

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EU Aims to Lure Greek Deposits Back to Banks With Bail-in Shield

EU Aims to Lure Greek Deposits Back to Banks With Bail-in Shield Euro-area finance ministers shielded Greek bank depositors from any losses resulting from the restructuring of the nation’s financial system, as part of Friday’s deal on an 86 billion-euro ($96 billion) bailout. Senior bank bondholders will be in the crosshairs if Greek lenders tap […]

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Greeks Flock to Grassroots Alternative Currencies in Affront to Euro Debt Slavery

Greeks Flock to Grassroots Alternative Currencies in Affront to Euro Debt Slavery Necessity is the mother of invention. When Christos Papaioannou noticed his car needed new tires, the Greek computer engineer bought them with euros—but used an alternative currency, called TEM, to pay his mechanic for the labor.  His country has avoided a catastrophic exit from the common […]

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Greeks Ditch Euro For Alternative Currencies As Parliament Votes On Bailout

Greeks Ditch Euro For Alternative Currencies As Parliament Votes On Bailout Greece released a bit of amusing econ data on Thursday, as the country’s statistical authority claimed GDP grew by 0.8% in Q2, well ahead of estimates of a 0.5% contraction. While we suppose it’s feasible that things weren’t as bad in Q2 as they […]

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We are all Greece

We are all Greece The cast of heroes and villains in Greece’s ongoing battle to save its economy varies depending on who’s telling the story. One simplified narrative depicts the German people as rich and callous overlords inflicting hardship on the downtrodden Greeks. The austerity measures they insist upon are essentially meant to punish the […]

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The Rise Of The Yuan Continues: LME To Accept Renminbi As Collateral

The Rise Of The Yuan Continues: LME To Accept Renminbi As Collateral As far-fetched as the notion may be to those who are wedded – by choice, by misguided beliefs, or by virtue of being completely beholden to the perpetuation of the status quo – to idea that the dollar will forever retain its status […]

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Deflation Is Winning – Beware!

Deflation Is Winning – Beware! Expect the ride to get even rougher Deflation is back on the front burner and it’s going to destroy all of the careful central planning and related market manipulation of the past 6 years. Clear signs from the periphery indicate that a destructive deflationary pulse has been unleashed. Tanking commodity […]

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Greece crisis: Banks reopen as government eyes return to normalcy

Greece crisis: Banks reopen as government eyes return to normalcy Stock market remains closed Greek banks opened their doors Monday for the first time in over three weeks, a move that the government hopes will help the economy get back to normal following a period dominated by fears over the country’s future in the euro. […]

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Greece Is Now A Full-Blown Humanitarian Crisis – In 9 Charts

Greece Is Now A Full-Blown Humanitarian Crisis – In 9 Charts The people of Greece are facing further years of economic hardship following a Eurozone agreement over the terms of a third bailout. The deal included more tax rises and spending cuts, despite the Syriza government coming to power promising to end what it described as […]

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An ‘Austrian’ Economist’s Advice For Greece and the EU

An ‘Austrian’ Economist’s Advice For Greece and the EU For months, now, the mass media and the financial markets have anxiously watched and waited to see the outcome of a war of words, accusations, and threats that have been fought between Greece and its Eurozone and European Union partners. Over several decades Greek governments accumulated […]

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Agency to Enslave Greeks Is Established

Agency to Enslave Greeks Is Established Late on Thursday, July 16th, German Economic News headlined “Greece: Debt Restructuring Through the Back Door,” and reported that, “The majority of Greece’s national debt is to be moved in the next three years gradually to the euro bailout fund ESM [European Stability Mechanism], so that the IMF will continue to remain as […]

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Greece Surrendered: But to Whom Exactly?

Greece Surrendered: But to Whom Exactly? On July 12, Greece surrendered abjectly and totally.  Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, who had promised to combat the austerity measure that are driving the Greek people to ruin, poverty and suicide, betrayed all his promises, denied the will of the people expressed in the July 5 referendum, and led […]

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The Curse Of The Euro: Money Corrupted, Democracy Busted

The Curse Of The Euro: Money Corrupted, Democracy Busted The preposterous Gong Show in Brussels over the weekend was the financial “Ben Tre” moment for the Euro and ECB. That is, it was the moment when the Germans—–imitating the American military on that ghastly morning in February 1968——set fire to the Eurozone in order to save it. Some day history will […]

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Farage on Europe at the Heritage Foundation

Farage on Europe at the Heritage Foundation Nigel Farage may be the only practical politician these days because he came from the trading sector. He explains the Euro-Project and its failures. He makes it clear that the Greek people never voted to enter the euro, and explains that it was forced upon them by Goldman Sachs […]

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