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Imagine that the US gets hyperinflation. The problem is the Federal debt and deficit are out of control. Alaska and Texas both produce lots of oil. In hyperinflation the price of oil will shoot up, so it would be clear that these two states would both be better off if they were independent. If one of them votes for independence, what would happen next?

25-Sep-12 World View -- Catalonia will vote for independence from Spain on Thursday

New U.N. 'peace envoy' to Syria dithers, describing a grim situation

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Contents:
France and Germany clash sharply over debt crisis solution
New U.N. 'peace envoy' to Syria dithers, describing a grim situation
Catalonia will vote for independence from Spain on Thursday


Keys:
Generational Dynamics, France, Germany, Nicolas Sarkozy,
Angela Merkel, François Hollande, bank union, Greece,
Lakhdar Brahimi, Syria, Kofi Annan, Bashar al-Assad,
Russia, China, Spain, Catalonia, Francisco Franco,
Spanish Military Association