As noted from these commentary pages before, I believe that we have entered into a watershed period that will determine if in about two-three years the global economic system collapses, or experiences a rebirth. We live in historical times, and for such a time as this the venerable vessel called “Global Economy” needs to rediscover its identity, because in the four decades that has been sailing the international waters without an anchor its identity has been …
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January 20th, 2014
On Malaise, Credit Flows, and Historical Roots: The Watershed Period and the Echoes of Tijuana Moods
by John E. Charalambakis Ph.D., Chief Economist As […]
The World Economy — Image by © William Whitehurst/CORBIS
by John E. Charalambakis Ph.D., Chief Economist
As noted from these commentary pages before, I believe that we have entered into a watershed period that will determine if in about two-three years the global economic system collapses, or experiences a rebirth. We live in historical times, and for such a time as this the venerable vessel called “Global Economy” needs to rediscover its identity, because in the four decades that has been sailing the international waters without an anchor its identity has been …
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