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The First “Global Inflationary Depression” Is Very Possible

The First “Global Inflationary Depression” Is Very Possible It is possible that we might soon be witness to the first global inflationary depression. This is not a mix of words we normally see placed together. Several factors make this scenario possible. First, we seldom have depressions but instead, tend to roll through mild recessions, however, […]

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Will it be an Inflationary or Deflationary Depression?

Will it be an Inflationary or Deflationary Depression? At some point, the economy is no longer controlled by individual citizens in the marketplace but by government “planners,” who find they have only one of two alternatives: stop “stimulating” and permit a full-scale credit collapse, or continue stimulating until the dollar loses all value and society […]

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An Inflationary Depression

An Inflationary Depression  Financial markets are ignoring bearish developments in international trade, which coincide with the end of a long expansionary phase for credit. Both empirical evidence from the one occasion these conditions existed in the past and reasoned theory suggest the consequences of this collective folly will be enormous, undermining both financial asset values […]

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