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The Crisis of Credit Visualized
39 reviews • crisisofcredit.com
I like it but i get the distinct impression it could be clearer and more concise than this- which is important. And wheres the US government federal reserve theft? It deserves a mention.
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Asia Times Online :: Asian News, Business and Economy.
"The Reagan Revolution spawned al-Qaeda, which spawned blowback, which spawned serial, over-inflated Pentagon budgets. American taxpayers have shelled out over $1 trillion to fight elusive "terrorists" - money for nothing. It's impossible not to be reminded... more
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Dailymotion - The Crisis of Credit Visualized - a Tech...
extremely informative. You should certainly take the time to watch this video. I understood the credit crisis, but I am more of a visual learner, so this really helped me to fully grasp the gravity of the situation we are in as Americans. also makes me really really hate... more
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The Crisis of Credit Visualized on Vimeo
It feels very much like a part I, but it's compelling, clever and understandable (as such a murky topic). For it's visual component, it's even better than those excellent This American Life stories that launched Planet Money on NPR - though the NPR series are... more
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The Crisis of Credit Visualized on Vimeo
The Short and Simple Story of the Credit Crisis. Crisisofcredit.com The goal of giving form to a complex situation like the credit crisis is to quickly supply the essence of the situation to those unfamiliar and uninitiated. This project was completed as part of my... more
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Chris Martenson | chapters - The Crash Course - chapters,...
21 reviews • chrismartenson.com
Very well presented view on the current financial crisis. A few things I didn't agree with, such as how he equated 100 Watt lights to having a guy pedal for you (it's not like cavemen burning logs to cook their food had the equivalent wattage of 100 slaves), and how... more
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Let banks fail, says Nobel economist Joseph Stiglitz -...
stigzy agrees with me ; to pretend an artrificial economy exists 4 the banking community is stupidly moronic ;when banks [ made up of human beings ] trade in the world economy they win or lose accordingly based on their business decisions ..their losing, and they have to pay... more
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A 21st-Century Bretton Woods - WSJ.com
From the page: "This beggar-thy-neighbor behavior added to the protectionism that brought the world to ruin, and the Bretton Woods answer was simple. In the postwar era, the dollar would be anchored to gold, and other currencies would be anchored to the dollar: No more... more
