The Global Economy Is Being Sucked Back Into The Debt Cycle w/ Shaun Richards

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The dependence on bailouts has become a supermassive black hole as the demand for continuous debt exposes the insolvency of banks and the private sector. Today, Shaun Richards joins us to share his thoughts and analysis of how Central Banks worldwide will ultimately fail in fighting inflation and keeping confidence in their economies. He gives a deep dive into the UK pension crisis and why it all started with keeping interest rates too low for too long. The damage from too much debt is just beginning.

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https://notayesmanseconomics.wordpress.com/
https://twitter.com/notayesmansecon

Watch the last interview with Shaun Richards here:
Central Banks Are Preparing To Go Negative - https://youtu.be/6IYifBoYx7Y

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