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  1. By Martin Armstrong. There are those that adamantly deny the existence of a Business Cycle for one simple reason; if a regular Business Cycle exists, then man and his government, driven by special interests, are incapable of manipulating its outcome.

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  2. Our founder, Martin Armstrong, began trading in the mid-1960s. He noticed that it did not matter what the investment was; everything would rally in the heat of a buying panic and then crash in the blink of an eye.

  3. by Martin Armstrong. I began writing what I thought would be a report. Toward the final chapters in Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations, he wrote about Public Debt asking why anyone considered it to be quality since all governments defaulted on their debts and never paid them off.

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  4. Monetary Systems –. Monetary History of the World. Listing of Roman Dictators. Two-Tier Monetary Systems & Local Alternative Currencies. A Brief History of World Interest Rates. A Brief History of Paper Money.

  5. Socrates is the name of our fully functioning artificial intelligence (AI) system. He monitors the entire world by tracking every market and global capital flows to provide the only international perspective of the financial world we live in.

  6. www.armstrongeconomics.com › research › monetary-history-of350-250 BC | Armstrong Economics

    Monetary History of the World. 350-250BC. by Martin A. Armstrong. The Rise of Alexander the Great. The Greek world was now ripe for plunder. On its fringes, two great powers were emerging – that of Rome and Macedonia. Macedonia was the home of Philip II (359-336 BC). It was an area in Greece that occupies the northern most regions.

  7. www.armstrongeconomics.com › research › economic-thoughtBourgeoisie | Armstrong Economics

    The burgeoning Industrial Revolution of the 19th century brought about some of the most significant changes in economic history—the development of mechanical power and the factory system and the subsequent growth of urban centers. By then the bourgeo is class had expanded greatly.