Given the recently poasted The Economist article, I’ve decided to repost this gem from 2012.
It’s a bit quirky, and most likely doesn’t meet the quality criteria of the sub. But I would like to give some users a little bit more dooming material.
Now I know this is not a really serious post, given that it’s heterodox economics(Austrian/Georgist), but I find it interesting the way the author has predicted the overall housing crisis, and the overwhelming direction the US economy has been going for the past decade.
The article was poasted in 2012. I stumbled upon it a few years ago but didn’t think much of it; now, increasingly, I find myself coming back to it.
I hope you enjoy it and it generates some interesting discussion.
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Given the recently poasted The Economist article, I’ve decided to repost this gem from 2012.
It’s a bit quirky, and most likely doesn’t meet the quality criteria of the sub. But I would like to give some users a little bit more dooming material.
Now I know this is not a really serious post, given that it’s heterodox economics(Austrian/Georgist), but I find it interesting the way the author has predicted the overall housing crisis, and the overwhelming direction the US economy has been going for the past decade.
The article was poasted in 2012. I stumbled upon it a few years ago but didn’t think much of it; now, increasingly, I find myself coming back to it.
I hope you enjoy it and it generates some interesting discussion.
why 18 years though
remindme! 1 year