Part 1 describes the Big Debt Cycle, at first very simply, then in a more complete and mechanical way, and then with some equations that show the mechanics and help with making projections of what is likely to happen. Part 2 shows what has actually happened across 35 Big Debt Cycle cases...
or in the past ran, central banks and government Treasuries—didn’t have much to say about this critically important subject when I explored it with them. That
The effects of the 2008 banking crisis dented the country’s income in one year only. Since 2009, the economy has continued to grow, helping the banks of Denmark recover and staving off disastrous unemployment, which increases government spending. ...
How does government spending affect aggregate supply? What is an example of a change in autonomous spending as well as any government policy implemented during 2000 through 2010 and what was the multiplier effect it had on the economy? How fiscal policy can be used to mana...
describes how the government uses spending and taxation to affect the economy. The government can stimulate the economy or deflate an overheated one using its purchasing power. Taxation is another tool the government can employ to manage the money supply and affect the level of economic activity. ...
along the course of the canal have developed into the industrial and commercial centres of China. For a long time, the canal has served a pivotal role in the booming of Chinese economy, enhancing the personnel exchange and cultural communication between northern and southern parts of the country...
Urban systems play a vital role in promoting sustainable development as engines of growth, platforms for development and centers of decision making, integrated with ecology, nature and the economy [3]. In recent years, the concept of sustainable urban development has gained popularity among the ...
What Does GDP Tell You? A country’s GDP represents the final market value of all the products and services that a country produces in a single year. Another way to measure GDP is as the sum of four factors: consumer spending, government spending, net exports, and total investment. ...
One thing is already painfully clear. The private sector is yet to take off in the Gulf. Almost 80% of all non-oil economic growth in the last five years in Saudi Arabia has come from government spending. Although an impressive 35% of Saudi Arabian women are now in the labour force, ...
Meaningless GDP Numbers; Government Spending Hides How Bad the Economy Is