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No such thing as a death spiral. The market always normalises. Greece might seem like a death spiral, but they are just rediscovering their true world standing sans a debt fuelled boom, which unfortunately for them is quite a bit different to what they had before. Eventually they'll bottom out and grow.
But the problem isn't a shortage of resources for good investments, it's a shortage of good investments.
Good investments will arise when the average wage of a UK worker has significantly dropped. Which is what will happen when bad investments are punished ie go out of business.
If this is a depression lets have more of it.
sasguru towers has never done better.
Mind you I did store the fat of the good years away to tide me over in the lean.
A lesson from my childhood reading of the OT (Jospeh and the Egyptians) that always stayed with me.
And the other thing the bible says: to him that has shall be given more.
No such thing as a death spiral. The market always normalises. Greece might seem like a death spiral, but they are just rediscovering their true world standing sans a debt fuelled boom, which unfortunately for them is quite a bit different to what they had before. Eventually they'll bottom out and grow.
Look at Iceland.
Iceland is different due to floating exchange rate.
And try saying "it will normalise" to the 50%+ of Greek youths who are unemployed.
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