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Frontier and emerging markets: Echoes and mirrors
November 11, 2016
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In the years after the 1929 crash, Keynesian spending, protectionism and competitive currency devaluations, replaced the classical economics consensus of previous generations. After the 1973 crash, it took nearly a decade for a new breed of politics to get established that would return neo-liberalism to the ascendancy. It has again taken nearly a decade since the 2007 crash began for politicians in the US, UK and Canada to win power with policies that echo those of the 1930s and are a mirror image of the 1980s... Click here to view
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