Bill Bonner
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Bill Bonner is the Founder and President of Agora Publishing, one of the world's most successful consumer newsletter publishing companies, and the author of The Daily Reckoning. Bill Bonner is also a frequent contributor to Strategic Investment. Bill Bonner is the author, with Addison Wiggin, of the New York Times business best-seller Financial Reckoning Day: Survivng The Soft Depression of The 21st Century.
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Deflation And The Gold Price Trajectory
The markets always find a way to surprise us; you can count on that. But, by one route or another, gold will end up at twice today's price – at least.
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Sticking With The Golden Formula As Empires Crumble
The European democratic social welfare model is putting in a giant, multi-decade top. Birthrates are low. GDP growth is low. Job creation is low. Debt is high.
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Makers, Takers And The Transfer Of Wealth
The more the takers take the less the makers want to make.
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Active Volcanoes Of Debt
In Europe, governments are broke. They have borrowed too much. They can only service their debts if interest rates remain low, or if they get bailouts.
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Differing Approaches To Debt Crisis
In Europe, no sooner was one can kicked down the road than another one showed up. Greece disappeared from the headlines. Italy took its place.
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Giving Up On The Economic Recovery
Economists can't really predict levels of employment, growth, prices, or anything else. And they are especially bad at it when they have the wrong idea of how things work.
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Imperial Suicide
What's imperial suicide? It's what empires do. If no other empire arises to kill them, they kill themselves.
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The IMF: Leading The Way To Financial Ruin
Moody's downgraded Portuguese debt to junk status. The IMF says it will still take the debt as collateral until all four rating agencies downgrade it.
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More Reasons For The Decline Of The American Empire
The United States was once the most blessed nation on the face of the earth, but now we are literally falling to pieces. Does anyone have any ideas about why this could be happening?
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The Day QE2 Ended
The debt ceiling is distraction. It's just an American nuance to a genuine problem that is plaguing all the mature democratic economies.
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