Blog/Economics

Trump’s Tax Reform
These days, US President Donald Trump is pushing his number one agenda of his term in office – major tax reform. Trump has been meeting with [...]
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Idiots who try to control the world and blame everyone else for their failure
COMMENT: Ok Mr. Armstrong, this is nuts; You are starting to freak me out with this forecasting. The last 2 months has blown me away when a few more elements of [...]
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What Came First? Cultivation or Cities?
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; I read your One-World-Currency report. It was truly fascinating. From an academic perspective, what came first in the formation of [...]
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Nonlinear Complexity – Too Much for Most People to Comprehend
QUESTION: Dear Mr. Martin Armstrong. Good day to you Martin. I know you are a very busy man, but I still like to send you emails time to time, hoping that you may [...]
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Over 5 Million Government Employees Strike Against Fall of Socialism
In France, tens of thousands of people went to the streets for the first time in ten years in protest against Macron. All 5.4 million public employees went on [...]
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Taxes the Lynch-Pin of Civilization
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong: I find it disheartening the more I try to advance my family to build a better future for them, the more I realize that the harder I work we [...]
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Schäuble Warns of Coming Economic Crisis
In his farewell interview for the Financial Times, Federal Minister of Finance Wolfgang Schäuble warned of a new global financial crisis predicated upon the [...]
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The Epidemic of Fake Analysis
COMMENT: Mr. Armstrong; I want to thank you for your work on Europe. We hear nothing from European analysts but up-up-and away and it makes one wonder if that is [...]
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The Theory of Non-Linear Intervention
Economics is well known for rather unrealistic theories based upon fundamentally unsound principles, such as the assumption that all things remain equal. [...]
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Is There a Way Out of This Financial Mess?
We need to open the door to the future but that is only possible by understanding the past. Paul Volcker back in 1979 in his Rediscovery of the Business [...]
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