constriction

by Mark Blythe

constrictionb If you want to understand what is going on right now, you have to read this book now. b- Professor Zhang Ha-jun at Cambridge Universityb Breaking History Through Economic Thoughts and Economic PoliciesbThere is austerity at the heart of the worlds political and economic turmoil today. This book summarizes the history of its tightening across economic thought and economic policy. In the process, it corrects the misconceptions that have been circulated by some economists and media, and draws on the lessons to remember.The author analyzes the European fiscal crisis and examines the erroneous banking system and the monetary system of the euro The bank crisis created by overlapping is the essence. In the end, the tightening policy, which calls for massive cuts in public spending as a solution to the fiscal crisis, is to pass the responsibility of the bank to the citizens.In addition, inflation and national debt are thought to be unconditionally bad, The policy is ringing the idea that the economy will grow by boosting national credibility and stimulating investment. Watch the experience and recent cases of developed countries, including the US in the 1930s, and warn that tightening does not produce positive results and can lead to very dangerous results.iframe

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Published December 16, 2016

About the author

Mark Blythe is Professor of Interdisciplinary Design at Northumbria University.