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Market Talk March 28th, 2016

Posted Mar 28, 2016 by Martin Armstrong

The Nikkei was the bright spot in Asian equity markets today closing up 0.8% whilst the JPY decline would have cost 0.3% of that gain. It was far better than the [...]
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• Market Talk

Guaranteed Basic Income

Posted Mar 28, 2016 by Martin Armstrong

Richard Nixon unsuccessfully tried to pass a version of Milton Friedman’s plan. Nixon’s Democratic opponent in the 1972 presidential election, George [...]
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• Armstrong Economics 101

Yellowstone National Park & the Super Volcano

Posted Mar 28, 2016 by Martin Armstrong

Many people have written emails to ask if we have a model on Yellowstone National Park’s potential for the largest volcano eruption in history. A new study [...]
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• America's Economic History
• USA Current Events

Sometimes the Impossible Becomes Possible

Posted Mar 28, 2016 by Martin Armstrong

Some people can face adversity but others want to hide and pretend nothing is happening. What might seem impossible with respect to political reform to save our [...]
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• Armstrong Economics 101

Depression vs. “Helicopter Money”

Posted Mar 26, 2016 by Martin Armstrong

QUESTION:  You wrote the Socrates site on 3/23/2016: “Once the “confidence” in government cracks for the BULK OF THE SILENT MAJORITY who do not [...]
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• Armstrong Economics 101

The Donald Trump of China — Ren Zhiquiang

Posted Mar 26, 2016 by Martin Armstrong

The number one issue concerning Donald Trump is the misrepresentation that this political unrest is about Trump. We are watching a worldwide uprising against [...]
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• 2016 U.S. Presidential Election
• World Events

Have Governments Always Spent More Than Tax Revenues?

Posted Mar 26, 2016 by Martin Armstrong

  It might surprise many, nonetheless, governments have routinely spent more than they take in from taxes. In ancient times, governments simply minted more [...]
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