Stock Market Books

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An economic collapse is a devastating breakdown of a national, regional, or territorial economy. It is essentially a severe economic depression characterised by a sharp increase in bankruptcy and unemployment. A full or near-full economic collapse is often quickly followed by months, years, or even decades of economic depression, social chaos, and civil unrest. Such crises have both been seen to afflict capitalist market economies and state controlled economies. How… More >>

Economic collapse: Depression , Chaos, Civil disorder, Late- 2000s recession, Dependency ratio, Pensions crisis, Stock market crash, Unemployment, Survivalism, Hindenburg Omen

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A new Cold War has developed between competing blocs of countries over the role of financial markets versus the state in the provision of pensions and the financing of the economy generally. An Anglo-American bloc, which has spread into South America, Australia, Canada and Japan, favors private pension investment on stock markets. Proponents of this approach argue that it will be much more efficient and provide capital for corporate growth. A European bloc, not incl… More >>

The Cold War in Welfare: Stock Markets versus Pensions