Series Preview: Global Macroeconomic Trends 2016
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Stratfor will publish a five-part series from ETM Analytics on the major global economic trends of 2016. This collaboration is part of an effort to share with our readers compelling viewpoints that differ from our own. The series publishes on April 25. For more analysis, visit: http://www.Stratfor.com
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good points all around
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He should stick to political history I guess.
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I agree in full. Currency wars always happen first.
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does he has any degree on economics???
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He stinks of the Vienna School.
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Our deficit isnt expanding..... debt yes but deficit no
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Glad to see Stratfor make "an effort to share with our readers compelling viewpoints that differ from our own." I was growing tired of the London and Chicago Schools of "Economics" Glad to see what appears to be more of an Austrian perspective.
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china started domestic consuming program 2004 since then local consuming only declined ,private persons overloded by loans,companies also. if they start now printing sh. structural problems only go deeper. dow advatnage are 5 year plan and quick command center , main advantage as low salaries are gone nobody cant fix that problem. so economy behive exactly oposit direction as expected. if u print money ,real sector dont get it enyway and what banks do with this pile of money?new bubbles?
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Russell is a dumbass.
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Trump brings these concerns to page 1. Clinton, to B13.
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Christine, though seemingly inexperienced at public talking, is much more likeable than the previous presenter.
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Interesting macro view on US economic policy and the view on China. So is the next bubble to burst Government? How do I invest with these themes?
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