John Mauldin discusses what calls an “economic singularity” referencing the effect of debt bubbles on an economy and Hyman Minsky the forms of debt. … Emerging Market Real Estate, The Most Promising Asset Class: An Interview with Bill Bonner. Bill Bonner on Deflation , U.S. Treasury Bonds and the Trade of the Decade · The Global Economy: Gloom Boom or Doom? An Interview with Dr. Marc Faber · US Treasuries or Asian Stocks? An Interview with Marc Faber, … [...]
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Peter Schiff WARNS of Coming Economic Collapse…Are You Prepared? Click Here To Protect Yourself NOW: [...] The above set up proposed by Minsky (the retail banks investing only in supposedly safe securities and investment banks being funded entirely by equity) actually comes to much the same thing as the set up proposed by a much more recent advocate of …. In such a system it is evident that total private saving would exceed investment by the private sector's holdings of narrow bank deposits and government currency, creating a tendency toward deflation or [...] After the financial crisis erupted in 2008, some feared deflation and others runaway inflation. But neither happened, Jon Hilsenrath reports on Markets [...] Post-Keynesian economist and sometimes Naked Capitalism contributor Steve Keen wrote a cogent article critiquing a Paul Krugman paper on Minsky and debt deflation . The key issue was that the so-called money multiplier … [...] Deflation is bad, right? That is the position taken by most conventional economists over the past several generations—even some of those from the Austrian School of Economics such as Ludwig von Mises and Murray … [...] |
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Lunch With Bridgewater's Ray Dalio?
He has read little academic economics (though his work has echoes of Hyman Minsky , an American economist, and of best-selling recent work on downturns by Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff) but has conducted in-depth analysis of past periods of economic upheaval, such as the Depression in America, … Print too little money and the result is an ugly, deflationary deleveraging (see Greece); print too much and the deleveraging may become inflationary, as in Weimar [...]