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Marc Faber on The Economy

Marc Faber is interviewed on CNBC. It is difficult to disagree with what he says. For some, his statements may be shocking, but they shouldn’t be. What is happening is the inevitability of democracy, all democracies. Our Founders recognized the unsustainability of democracy, feared it and tried to avoid it by providing the country with [...]

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Faber on Economy and Welfare States

Marc Faber is interviewed on CNBC. It is difficult to disagree with what he says. For some, his statements may be shocking, but they shouldn’t be. What is happening is the inevitability of democracy, all democracies. Our Founders recognized the unsustainability of democracy, feared it and tried to avoid it by providing the country with [...]

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Common Sense Video — Marc Faber on Economy and Economics

Marc Faber is always politically incorrect in the manner he deals with the economy. Unfortunately, he is not economically incorrect and that has serious ramifications for our future. Listen to this presentation from the Mises Institute. He minces no words.

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Marc Faber on Economic Problems and Inflation

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Marc Faber presentation:

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Consequences of Inflation

Marc Faber describes one of the consequences of inflation: We know one unintended consequence, and this is that the middle class and the lower classes of society, say 50% of the US, has rather been hurt by the increase in the quantity of money in the sense that commodity prices in particular food and energy [...]

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Marc Faber Agrees Re Redd Fox’s “Big One”

I am glad to see that my analysis yesterday, Redd Fox’s “Big One?”, is in agreement with the views expressed in this video. Marc Faber has been ahead of the curve on our declining situation. He sees no reason for optimism.

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