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Laurent Mauduit Les Imposteurs de l économie -- Bernard GENSANE

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John Oliver digs into the surplus of crap that is the GOP s sudden national debt alarmism

John Oliver digs into the surplus of crap that is the GOP s sudden national debt alarmism Screenshot: Last Week Tonight “I don’t know,” is a blessed phrase all too infrequently uttered in this age of sneering snap judgements and people who think a farting Peter Griffin gif is a killer comeback to one’s nuanced point about social justice. And yet, Last Week Tonight’s John Oliver readily admitted, partway through his Sunday main story about the national debt, that he truly doesn’t know all the ins and outs of whether America’s current $28 trillion debt is the sort of red alert a number that big sounds like. Even if, Oliver notes, he’s the sort of guy who looks like he has thoughts about the relative merits of different brands of graphing calculator, he’s a late-night comedian, and not an economist. (Who also occasionally screws with the purveyors of Big Debt.) The thing is, anyone who examines the complex issue of debt and deficits (there’s a difference, as Oliv

Warren Buffett and Ray Dalio do not see eye to eye on investing in debt

How Ray Dalio plans to beat ‘funny money’ crisis Where Warren Buffett says bet on America, Ray Dalio is turning away. His fears about a bad end to what he describes as a ‘Big Debt Cycle’ have only grown with the pandemic response.  Mar 17, 2021 – 11.34am Save Share It’s fascinating how the thinking of two of the world’s most respected investors can be so similar and yet so different. Just weeks after Warren Buffett declared that “fixed-income investors worldwide – whether pension funds, insurance companies or retirees – face a bleak future”, legendary hedge fund manager Ray Dalio of Bridgewater Associates has kicked even more sand in the face of the bond market.

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