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Listen to a great explanation of market reaction to Mini Budget from George Gammon American investor and teacher of macroeconomics better known on Youtube as ‘Rebel Capitalist’

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Latest analysis of the UK economic conditions . Great charts and plain language explanations

Monetary Policy Report August 2022

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Best historical analysis of inflation and the long term debt cycle. Discover investment analyst Lyn Alden.

Lyn Alden

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Today's quote

Democracy will continue to exist until the time voters discover they can vote for generous gifts from the public treasury. From that point, the majority always votes for the candidates who promises the most benefits from the public treasury. The result is that every democracy finally collapses due to loose fiscal policy.                                              Alexander Tytler, Scottish judge and economist 1747 -1813​

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