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1. www.armstrongeconomics.com › category › hong-kongHong Kong | Armstrong Economics

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   2018年5月22日 · Asia 2019 Crisis August 19, 2019 COMMENT: when you showed FX and stock markets of Asia in Rome, the computer did forecast quite some panic cycles for this summer – here we go ! Hong Kong Peg & Riots July 3, 2019 Civil unrest is continuing to rise in ...

2. www.armstrongeconomics.com › research › monetary-history-ofChina Tea Brick Money | Armstrong Economics

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   China Tea Brick Money | Armstrong Economics. Spread the love. Many have heard the saying: “I wouldn’t go there or do something for all the tea in China.” While some assumed this referred to some huge quantity, it actually stems back in time to a value similar to gold or metal used for money.

3. www.armstrongeconomics.com › the-business-cycleThe Business Cycle | Armstrong Economics

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   The Economic Confidence Model (ECM) is a refined theory of the Business Cycle by Martin Armstrong.

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

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   Understanding the ECM. Spread the love. The key to comprehending the Global Economy lies in the realization that we are not alone. Everything is connected in an intricate dynamic nonlinear network where the slightest change in one region can set in motion a ripple effect of dramatic proportions around the world.

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

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   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.

6. www.armstrongeconomics.com › writings › 2013-2The Age Of Materialism/Consumerism | Armstrong Economics

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   2013年1月5日 · By the end of the 18th century a large proportion of clothing and bedding was made from cotton that was a leading export of the American Colonies. The urban residents in London began to use wallpaper and purchased clocks which were a luxury at first. In 1675 only one in ten Londoners’ inventories after death mentions clocks.

7. www.armstrongeconomics.com › markets-by-sector › preciousGold & The False Move | Armstrong Economics

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   2017年5月19日 · ANSWER: There are so many fundamentals out there is hard to predict which one causes what. Combined, they are all a nightmare. What is essential, is if we are going to really rocket up in a major phase transition, you MUST always have the false move first.