Fiscal Economics – Page 6 – The Liberal Globe

The huge Public debt and Budget deficit, the trade war and the… problem with the dollar

January 9, 2025

Investors around the world spent much of 2024 worrying about China’s problems with the housing market and deflation. In 2025, it’s the US’s turn…

The dollar is not money but credit – The Ponzi scheme and the road to collapse

November 28, 2024

With widening budget deficits, rising debt, and interest payments that can only be serviced by issuing a currency of decreasing value, the dollar can…

The “Talented” Persistent Inflation that won’t go away

October 17, 2024

Inflation in the US fell to 2.4% against forecasts for a slowdown to 2.3%. On the other hand, “core” inflation recovered to 3.3%, against…

Global economic turmoil and geopolitical crisis since the Chinese recession

October 3, 2024

China is teetering on the brink of recession — excluding the Covid era, for the first time since 2008 — as new data showed…

Should Trump restore the Gold standard, and if so, how will he go about it?

September 19, 2024

During his presidential campaign, former President Donald Trump referred extensively to the issue of the inflationary vortex in which the US economy has been…

USA: At 1 trillion interest on debt for the first time in history, explosive budget deficit

September 19, 2024

2024 was the year in which the huge US budget deficit was supposed to have gradually leveled off after two years of crisis. The…

The Major risks to the future of the Dollar as a Global Reserve Currency

August 29, 2024

On February 24, 2022, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine shocked the world, sparking one of the biggest conflicts in Europe since World War II. At…

China’s Central Bank (POBC) can cause Global hyperinflation

August 8, 2024

With all the economic news focus on the Federa Reserve and the Bank of Japan, it’s easy to miss where the most important monetary…

Russia’s Economy is booming, enabled by mammoth State spending

August 1, 2024

As the West tries to bring Russia’s economy to its knees with successive sanctions packages, massive government spending and labor shortages have led to…