The Financial System Limit: The world's real debt burden

Can the world really continue to stimulate its way out of every downturn? What happens to debt as central banks and governments buy prosperity?

In The Financial System Limit, the author puts forward three radical theories which show that Keynesian economics can no longer benefit society. He explains why debt cannot expand to infinity; then how debt interest is a cost to us all. The global economic cycle is now determined by central bank policies.

David Kauders FRSA is a British investment manager who has been concerned about the hidden social costs of easy money. This is his third book.

Read The Financial System Limit to understand why banks keep failing and learn why financial and economic policies have to change. You will discover why debt reduction programs do not work.

Instead of reacting to the news stories of the day, join the challenge to the economic consensus by reading The Financial System Limit.

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The Financial System Limit: The world's real debt burden

Can the world really continue to stimulate its way out of every downturn? What happens to debt as central banks and governments buy prosperity?

In The Financial System Limit, the author puts forward three radical theories which show that Keynesian economics can no longer benefit society. He explains why debt cannot expand to infinity; then how debt interest is a cost to us all. The global economic cycle is now determined by central bank policies.

David Kauders FRSA is a British investment manager who has been concerned about the hidden social costs of easy money. This is his third book.

Read The Financial System Limit to understand why banks keep failing and learn why financial and economic policies have to change. You will discover why debt reduction programs do not work.

Instead of reacting to the news stories of the day, join the challenge to the economic consensus by reading The Financial System Limit.

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The Financial System Limit: The world's real debt burden

The Financial System Limit: The world's real debt burden

by David Kauders
The Financial System Limit: The world's real debt burden

The Financial System Limit: The world's real debt burden

by David Kauders

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Can the world really continue to stimulate its way out of every downturn? What happens to debt as central banks and governments buy prosperity?

In The Financial System Limit, the author puts forward three radical theories which show that Keynesian economics can no longer benefit society. He explains why debt cannot expand to infinity; then how debt interest is a cost to us all. The global economic cycle is now determined by central bank policies.

David Kauders FRSA is a British investment manager who has been concerned about the hidden social costs of easy money. This is his third book.

Read The Financial System Limit to understand why banks keep failing and learn why financial and economic policies have to change. You will discover why debt reduction programs do not work.

Instead of reacting to the news stories of the day, join the challenge to the economic consensus by reading The Financial System Limit.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781907230776
Publisher: Sparkling Books Ltd
Publication date: 07/27/2020
Sold by: Bookwire
Format: eBook
Pages: 160
File size: 1 MB

About the Author

David Kauders FRSA was educated at Latymer Upper School, Jesus College, Cambridge and Cranfield School of Management. He is an investment manager and author.

Table of Contents

THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM LIMIT
List of Tables
Figures
Definitions and explanations
Introduction
Part one: Three radical thoughts
1 The financial system limit
2 Debt interest is a cost to society
3 The central banking economic cycle
Part two: Academic theory and case studies
4 Academic theory
5 Two case studies of the financial system limit
6 Pensions
Part three: Can the world escape its debt problem?
7 Existing ideas
8 Tackling the cost of interest to society
Part four: Financial crises and the financial system limit
9 Volume deflation
10 Policy issues
11 The policy contradiction
References
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