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  1. www.armstrongeconomics.com › blogBlog | Armstrong Economics

    The Impact of the Trump Verdict on our AI Computer – The Fall of the US in 8.6 years. June 1, 2024 Juan Manuel Merchan is a Colombian-born American judge and former prosecutor. Most curious, he is NOT a formal judge, he is ONLY an acting justice of the New

  2. www.armstrongeconomics.com › models › 7219-2Understanding The ECM | Armstrong Economics

    The primary mistake many make with the Economic Confidence Model (ECM) is assuming it should be a perfect model for the stock market, gold, or some other market. It is a global model and does not track any individual market. It is tracking the phenomenon of international capital flows. There is a shift back and forth between PUBLIC and PRIVATE ...

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    Explore the latest posts on our most popular topics. Market Talk. Economics. Upcoming Events. Quick Links: 2024 US Presidential Election Russia-Ukraine War Inflation Economic Confidence Model interest rates Israel-Palestine War Interviews.

  4. www.armstrongeconomics.com › world-news › climateGlobal Cooling Warning To The President | Armstrong Economics

    2019年12月18日 · Global Cooling Warning to the President. On December 3, 1972, Brown University wrote to the president concerning the climate changing back to a potential Ice Age. Because our models have been divided by time, it is much easier to distinguish short-term changes in trend from the long-term.

  5. www.armstrongeconomics.com › research › economic-thoughtRoosevelt's Brains Trust | Armstrong Economics

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    The Brains trust became a term applied to the so-called group of advisers to Franklin Roosevelt during his presidential administration. Roosevelts speechwriter and legal counsel Samuel Irving Rosenman (18961973) suggested having an academic team to advise Roosevelt in March 1932. This was really for show, for being such a member is rarely ever take...

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    Nonetheless, this concept was perhaps based on a group of academic advisers that President Woodrow Wilson formed in 1917 to prepare for the peace negotiations following World War I. It was the journalist James Kieran of the New York Times in 1932 who coined the term Brains Trust when he applied it to this group of experts who Roosevelt actually ign...

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    The core of the first Roosevelt brains trust consisted of a group of Columbia law professors Adolf Berle (1895-1971), Raymond Moley (1886-1975), and Rexford Tugwell (1891-1979). Note that they were lawyers, not market investors, technicians, or economists. They knew how to get around the Constitution, not straighten out the economy. Still, these we...

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    Roosevelts Brains Trust was the subject of many newspaper editorials and editorial cartoons ridiculing them as impractical idealists. The image created was that these men where restructuring the economy when in fact they were lawyers. It was getting around the Constitution that was the focus. The core of the Second Roosevelt Brains Trust emerged fr...

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    The confiscation of gold was a whole new issue. This was primarily done to ensure that the government would make the money on the revaluation of gold and not the public. It was also the idea of preventing the hoarding of money that was a serious issue at that point in time.

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    Eventually, the gold standard collapsed forcing President Nixon to close the gold exchange window in 1971 because there was no mechanism to revalue gold in proportion to inflation and the increase in money supply. You cannot fix the price of money without fixing everything else. If wages rise and prices are free to float as well as real estate, the...

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  6. www.armstrongeconomics.com › world-news › climateThe Next Greta? Meet Xiye Bastida | Armstrong Economics

    2024年3月19日 · Posted Mar 19, 2024 by Martin Armstrong |. Spread the love. The World Economic Forum has spoken and chosen its newest climate change darling – Xiye Bastida. Greta Thunberg has been replaced by a more diverse candidate from the Otomi-Toltec Indigenous community in Mexico who is based in New York City.

  7. www.armstrongeconomics.com › research › monetary-history-ofJohn VIII Palaeologus (1423-1448AD) | Armstrong Economics

    DENOMINATIONS. AR 1/2 Hyperpyron (reduced) AR 1/4 Hyperpyron. AR 16th Hyperpyron. AE Follaro. Monetary History of the World. © Martin A. Armstrong. Last Update 11/01/97. John VIII Palaeologus (1423-1448AD) was the eldest son of Manuel II Palaiologos and Helena Dragaš, the daughter of the Serbian prince Constantine Dragaš, who.