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Get Ready For An Economic Wake-Up Call This Holiday Season
By Brandon Smith Source: Alt-Market.com If we are to measure the concept of “economic recovery” in real terms, then we would have to look at the fundamentals (not stock markets) and whether or not they’re improving. Unfortunately, not all economic … Continue reading
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America’s Debt Dependence Makes It An Easy Economic Target
By Brandon Smith Source: Alt-Market.com There is a classic denial tactic that many people use when confronted with negative facts about a subject they have a personal attachment to; I would call it “deferral denial” — or a psychological postponing of … Continue reading
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Tagged central banks, Consumer Debt, Corporate Debt, Debt, Debt Monetization, Economics, Federal Reserve, financial crisis, foreign investment, International Banks, Mortgage Backed Securities, Trade War, U.S. Debt, U.S. Dollar, US Economy
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