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Inflation is not Always Caused by Change in Money Supply – Deflation is Engulfing Europe

COMMENT: Marty; I have to say this was the best conference you have done since 2011. It was the most organized and the live demo of talking to the website was unbelievable. The film clip you showed on cycles was amazing illustrating the hidden order within the nature of all things. However, I do not […]

France – Social Justice

French Socialists Cannot Just Stop & Reform

France’s economic growth has averaged only 0.8 percent, half of Germany’s 1.6 percent, which ia about half the USA. Yet these people tell the USA its is not fair and the USA should raise taxes to 70% so their policies will not look so bad. The sad part – Obama agrees. France’s recovery has even […]

Lagarde – Part II

I should point out that this problem of always trying to reduce things to a single cause and effect is a serious error we make overall within society that has to stop. Legarde is correct the problem is LOW INFLATION but she cannot stimulate by merely increasing the money supply. The Fed has proven that […]

Lagarde’s Low-Flation

QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; Christine Lagarde of the IMF has stated that the problem with Europe and Japan is that they have no appreciable inflation. She calls it “low-flation.”  You have stated that the U.S. and Germany are always fighting their last economic war so the U.S. inflates and Germany deflates. So is Lagarde correct this […]

Global Market Watch for April 4th, 2014

The Global Market Watch has been posted for the close of April 4th, 2014. Global Market Watch

HSBC Perhaps the Worst Offender of Depositor Rights?

HSBC is the bank that has been caught laundering money. It was accused of transferring billions of dollars for nations like Iran and also facilitated Mexican drug cartels in moving money illegally through its American subsidiaries. When a bank gets nailed like that and pays $1.92 billion in fines, the lawyers come in and run the […]

Capital Flow Data 2006-2012

Princeton Economics International Capital Flow Data Net Capital Flows Annual Expressed in $US Dollars 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Aruba $331,670,769.81 $276,743,114.59 $161,301,859.11 $216,458,806.70 -$428,744,280.39 -$242,806,848.70 $125,104,292.05 Andorra $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Afghanistan $0.00 $0.00 -$1,283,780,531.72 -$1,373,137,603.29 -$2,212,249,018.97 -$3,264,196,637.96 -$6,733,945,750.11 Angola $10,691,258,935.61 $10,588,425,486.00 $7,207,143,557.57 -$7,560,331,524.00 $7,506,888,161.63 $13,089,997,612.32 $13,851,978,521.84 Albania -$491,106,639.29 […]

Capital Flow Data Annual 2005-2012

We have published annual capital flow data on this site. See Capital Flows under Models

The New Age of Virtual Protectionism & the US Virtual Oligarchy

McDonald’s has announced it has closed its stores in Crimea, given that prominent Moscow politicians are calling for all the expulsion of U.S. fast food chain outlets from Russia. There is a call to close all 400 stores of McDonald’s in Russia. This is demonstrating that not merely is the Cold War back, we are looking […]