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... . I agreed. Your comparison is ok. Actually the main reason for this discussion was the some new points I realized lately. Namely, in discussion "inflation or deflation" - many things were not so clear then. Now, I am more than sure. "Story" about "monetary deflation" (especially of some promin...

... Given output which can be measured... aedens, Thank you for the links. Unfortunately, the "measuring" is the problem too. The phantom values of GDP, CPI... and other "formal" things do not saying much (even if those can be used with care)... Problem is simple. Your "measurement rule" is - elast...

... It is interesting that the US government has so far failed to take action to curb these kinds of frauds . If they do, a lot of "bad money" is going to get wiped out. According to the article, about 20% of the Treasuries cleared in this market have been failures. Therefore, there is up to $1 tri...

Obviously, John do not discuss previous question further, but never mind,... lets go little bit further. On this site some people just love to talk about "maximum ruin"... Fine. I understand that John will recommend everybody to buy US Treasuries (as usual custom here), but please, take a look - it ...

... I'm sorry that you don't like Anglo-Saxons talking about Eastern Europe, but there are two things you should keep in mind. First, the euro is only ten years old, and could very well collapse completely at any time. Second, the last major international banking crisis was triggered by the failure...

> Could you please develop a discussion about influence of Chinas > enormous Inflation vs. US enormous Deflation? I don't understand this. Are you saying that the rembini will undergo hyperinflation? How did you arrive at that conclusion? Yes. I probably reading same informations as you, but we obv...

... So the deflationary spiral will continue despite futile central bank efforts to reflate the bubble, creating the geopolitical consequences that Evans-Pritchard describes. ... As I understand Pritchard talking about " debt deflation "... You (in my point of view) always talking about " monetary ...

mannfm11, Great discussion. That is exactly what I find interesting... or "what happened at day after?" Generally I agreed with development you are described. One point by the way I find very interesting: ... The ultimate deflation is extreme hyperinflation. Exactly this is the point! Simple. Even i...

Two articles this week discussing the "big picture." First one is dedicated to JLak. ;) Against Empirical Analysis Timing the Depression StillesBC, I think that your both discussions are quite good. But it looks that you are still very fast by "global monetary deflation" (as preached constantly on ...

Even if I do not like any kind of "predictions" - this guy is quite interesting. Namely, he predicted (CORRECTLY and IN TIME!) major events in the last 20 years! (Perhaps he had just little luck with predictions, but definitely those are not funny as Johns.) He had those days an interview about futu...