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Brexit: A country divided

One of the most commonly cited arguments initially against Brexit, and now against a no-deal scenario, is the towering threat of businesses leaving the UK. A great many campaigners and leading figures of the Remain camp have warned voters time and time again of the dangers to British industry and ultimately to their jobs. They will often point to early evidence of such a shift, to companies moving either their headquarters or part of their operations to Germany, the Netherlands or other...

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China: Harbinger of global economic decline

The latest numbers released by China’s statistics bureau fueled widespread concerns about the outlook of the global economy, as the Asian superpower reported its slowest growth rate since 1990. The figures showed a 6.6% growth for 2018, confirming the view that the growth engine of the world economy is running out of steam. Deep-seeded vulnerabilities, far beyond the trade war China’s weakening growth has been widely attributed to the country’s trade frictions with the United States. To...

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Claudio Grass: Blockchain und Internetreformation (ef-Zukunftskonferenz 2019, Teil 8)

Claudio Grass: Zukunft der persönlichen Freiheit - Blockchain und Internetreformation ef-Konferenz 2019 - Postsozialismus Dieses Video wird für Sie bereitgestellt vom Portal eigentümlich frei. Bitte unterstützen Sie unsere alternative Medienarbeit durch ein Abonnement von eigentümlich frei über ef-magazin.de. Helfen Sie uns, die frohe Botschaft auch mit vielen weiteren Videos zu verbreiten: Politik ist nicht die Lösung, sondern das Problem!

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Claudio Grass: Blockchain und Internetreformation (ef-Zukunftskonferenz 2019, Teil 8)

Claudio Grass: Zukunft der persönlichen Freiheit - Blockchain und Internetreformation ef-Konferenz 2019 - Postsozialismus Dieses Video wird für Sie bereitgestellt vom Portal eigentümlich frei. Bitte unterstützen Sie unsere alternative Medienarbeit durch ein Abonnement von eigentümlich frei über ef-magazin.de. Helfen Sie uns, die frohe Botschaft auch mit vielen weiteren Videos zu verbreiten: Politik ist nicht die Lösung, sondern das Problem!

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Crypto-crash: An optimistic post-mortem – Part II

Blatant security deficits and rampant fraud Over the last year, news of crypto hacks and heists became so prevalent that the new breaches were hardly worthy of reporting anymore. Among the headliners, however, was the Coincheck case, the Japanese exchange that lost over $530 million worth of the NEM cryptocurrency, as was Zaif, another exchange also from Japan, that saw $60 million worth of digital currencies vanish. Bancor, an Israeli-Swiss decentralized exchange lost $23 million to a...

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Crypto-crash: An optimistic post-mortem – Part I

2018 was an Annus Horribilis for the entire crypto industry. Believers and crypto enthusiasts, swept up by the rally of 2017, found themselves on the wrong side of a crashing market. On the right side where the early critics, who were once accused of cynicism and a lack of imagination for calling the crypto market a bubble, and were finally vindicated.  As the media eventually turned on the sector and gleefully reported on its demise, investor sentiment soured and soon anyone who’d ever...

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Sound Money & Human Liberty Are Inextricably Linked

SilverBullion TV speaks with Claudio Grass, an independent precious metals adviser based in Switzerland. A proponent of sound money and the Austrian School of Economics, Claudio shares his convictions on why human liberty and sound money are inextricably linked. Discussed in this interview: 02:39 Relationship between liberty and sound money 06:51 Keynesian view of money 09:58 Similarities between Austrian School and Keynesian economics? 14:00 Geopolitical issues clouding the near future...

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As Germany goes, so goes the Eurozone

Until recently, Germany has been the seemingly unbreakable workhorse that has pulled the European economy back from the brink and kept it ticking along through a myriad of internal and external pressures, as well as political crises, over the last decade. As the undeniable leader of the bloc, the country has spearheaded and supported rescue plans for the Eurozone’s weaker links, as well as a number of controversial policies that work towards further centralization within the EU. However,...

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