Gerald Celente – And Now We’re Headed For The GREATEST Depression
August 20, 2010 · Posted in General Economics · Comment
“When people lose everything, and they have nothing left to lose, they lose it.”
The Quick Recoveries of 1921 and 1987
November 13, 2009 · Posted in General Economics · Comment
Tom Woods explains how doing the exact opposite of what the US government is doing today, quickly got the country on the path to recovery in 1921 and 1987:
For more details on why government spending programs accomplish the opposite of the desired results, read The Business Cycle Revisited.
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