Tag: Debt
From Trumped Equities to Gold
Gold is again beginning to attract investors, while Treasuries are no longer the obvious choice as central banks have turned the bond market into bubble territory.
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Escape from Protection: The Catastrophe of Conservation in Panama
Typified by The Nature Conservancy and The World Wildlife Fund, Global Conservation as such is really an arm of colonialist foreign policy going back at least a century, and its fundamental aims have not changed.
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US Deficit and Debt Explained
The US debt has climbed steadily for decades, and there’s no pleasant way to clear it up.
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How December’s Fed Rate Hike Impacts China
In order to stimulate the Chinese economy, the central bank may cut interest rates further, adding fuel to the fire of capital flight.
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The Continued Downfall of Greece
Greece today is still reeling from its reckless financial decisions from decades earlier.
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China Sells US Debt
Since December, 2008, China has been the largest holder of US debt. However, as of October, 2016, this is no longer the case.
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How Long Can Economic Reality Be Ignored?
In recent years financial markets have not been driven by fundamentals, but by the liquidity that the Federal Reserve has pumped into the banking system.
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Washington Launches Its Attack Against BRICS
Kirchner and Rousseff’s “crimes” are their efforts to have the governments of Argentina and Brazil represent the Argentine and Brazilian peoples.
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Why US Reengagement Is Critical to Zimbabwe’s Debt Arrears Clearance Strategy
It is not likely that Zimbabwe’s debt arrears clearance plan will succeed without the support of the U.S.
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The Evil Empire Has the World in a Death Grip
Today the only difference between capitalism and gangsterism is that capitalism has succeeded in legalizing its gangsterism.
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