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The $100 Trillion Reason Why Central Banks Are Terrified of Debt Deflation - Graham Summer - Gains Pains & Capital

There are some relevant facts to know about Japan that should clear up a LOT of this mystery. At the end of World War Two; Japan gave a COMPLETE and UNCONDITIONAL Surrender. At that point, Wall Street took COMPLETE control of Japan. You can draw all kinds of conclusions from that. Does anyone really think the Japanese would destroy their own economy in the way this has all gone down ? Deception 1.0

On the other side of the coin: those in complete control of Japan's economy have managed to "milk this situation" for thirty years ! ! Don't you imagine it's possible those Banksters have figured "we made it work in Japan for thirty years ~ we can do this same QE and Zero Interest Rate Policy ALL OVER THE WORLD for Thirty Years" ? Japan was/is their Experimental Child ! Looks like we have another 22 years of Great Stock Markets going into 2015 !

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Début de l'article :The world is turning Japanese. For over 20 years, Japan has been ground zero for the great Keynesian nightmare of Central Planning. Japan’s financial bubbles burst in 1989-1990. Since that time, Japan has seen little to no growth for thirty straight years. The Bank of Japan has dealt with this by running an effective zero percent interest rate policy and implementing over NINE different QE programs amounting to an amount of money equal to over 50% of Japanese GDP. Throughout this period, neit... Lire la suite

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