Rewriting History – It’s Nothing New
I have always found American history interesting, perhaps more colourful than British History. The heroes were always more heroic; the causes more clear. This was particularly true with regard to the period during which the American colonists broke free from Britain. To this day, I consider them thoroughly justified, as they had become a highly productive people who were regarded simply as a cash cow for the Crown.
What Will Trigger the Crash?
We hear from those in the know that the economic crisis that began in 2008 is nowhere near finished. In fact, we’re barely even started. The current financial system is collapsing and the crisis is not going to end until the decades-old distortions created by government manipulation of the money supply are wound down.
Dancing the Immigration Tango in Uruguay
As we’ve mentioned before, internationalization can be thought of as a buffet where you take what you want and leave what you don’t. Some people want to simply diversify their assets across jurisdictions, while others want to internationalize their income streams. Still others go the whole hog and internationalize themselves personally as well.
Making Sense Out of the Great Unraveling
IM Correspondent Jeff Thomas takes us through some common sense strategies you can use to avoid what he calls, “The Great Unraveling”, a coming period of volatility that will end with the collapse of much of the First World economies…
How to Internationally Diversify Your Business
Last week, we introduced you to Ed Marsh, an US-based business diversification expert. I was impressed with his knowledge of the topic and have asked him to share some more of his insights with our readership. As we’ve talked about before, income is one of the three elements of The IM Triangle, a model we developed that, when put into action, can bring you all the benefits internationalization has to offer.
Will There Be Hyperinflation?
Jeff Thomas addresses an important topic and a constant source of argument within economic circles – whether we’re heading into an overall deflation or inflation scenario. And if inflation, whether it will take on a “hyper” aspect to it as occurred in the German Weimar Republic of the ’20s, and more recently Yugoslavia in the ’90s or Zimbabwe of the past few years. So, could the US face a hyperinflation scenario? Let’s take a look.
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