The Postcatastrophe Economy: Rebuilding America and Avoiding the Next Bubble Reviews
The Postcatastrophe Economy: Rebuilding America and Avoiding the Up coming Bubble
A prescient economic analyst predicts the subsequent financial iceberg and explains how all of us can steer clear.
The Excellent Recession was just the beginning, according to sought-after analyst Eric Janszen if we continue to be on the current course, an even bigger catastrophe is imminent. Inclined to disbelieve him? He predicted the last two busts effectively ahead of they happened.
Our issues, according to Janszen, are rooted in the flaws of the debt-driven FIRE economy (Finance, Insurance, and R
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A fresh look,
If you are looking for answers as to why we are in such a terrible economic mess and want a fresh perspective on how we might get out of it, this is the book for you. Most main stream views are co-opted by big finance, and yet the alternatives often devolve into doomer dreck. Mr. Janszen has been a forward thinking economic voice for over a decade and has been gaining traction with the public for his unwavering commitment to sound economic analysis and his remarkable record of being right. Among the many contrary views that he has held and has been proven right about are: calling the top of the dot com bubble, investing in gold at its nadir, describing the real estate bubble and predicting the date of its end, and also calling the stock market collapse in 2008. This book continues that trend of prescience and offers insights into what steps need to be taken from here to turn the economy around. Who would you rather listen to, a media face screeching falsehoods, or a well written voice with a track record of being right?
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|In A League of His Own,
Simply put, for over a decade no one else, save Eric Janszen, has foreseen with such clarity each and every twist and turn in the U.S. economic road. His data driven forecasts and just in time warnings of the tech bubble, housing bubble & following recession, global central bank reflation, disinflation, inflation and the predictable political response to each, put him in a class by himself.
In the past he eloquently presented detailed analysis of the two (FIRE + productive) economies within one. In the book he summarizes, in highly readable form, this analysis and discusses:
- the dominant former FIRE (1971-2007) and how it eclipsed the productive sector
- the impending debt deflation
- the stagflationary outcome
- the central bank response
- the role of gold
- and the policy alternatives to steer through this mess
The focus and thrust of the book is on the last point and there the discussion involves well thought out objectives and plans to steer us through this transitional economy and back to productive supremacy.
What better source exists for determining the proper course of action going forward for U.S. Economic Policy than this entrenpenueur and macroeconomic analyst?
If you care about your own financial well being or your children's, this is a must read to navigate the scenario ahead.
If you are a policy maker, perhaps this clarity will lend the courage necessary to thwart financial & political interests and economic ignorance that continue to pull our ship off course.
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