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1. www.armstrongeconomics.com › armstrongeconomics101You Still Have to Feed a Parking Meter if you Park your Elephant

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   2019年3月31日 · The world’s first parking meter, known as Park-O-Meter No. 1, was installed on the in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in 1935. Other cities quickly stole the idea to make money. It seems that people riding an elephant was not paying the parking fee. Today, Ringling’s estate is a major attraction with the Ringling Museum. Certainly worth the view.

2. www.armstrongeconomics.com › wp-content › uploadsHow, When, and Why China Will Become the New Financial ...

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   On April 3, 2014, Bloomberg News reported that the People’s Bank of China will “closely monitor” new global and domestic economic and financial development, as well as changes in international capital flows according to a statement on monetary policy committee meeting posted on PBOCwebsite.

3. 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 ...

4. www.armstrongeconomics.com › world-news › world-tradeThe International Unit Of Account | Armstrong Economics

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   2019年6月6日 · We would not need a system where everyone had a two-tier currency and traded against each other. The new International Unit of Account (IUA) would be a basket of currencies and your local currency would then trade against that. You would need to allow contracts and debts to be contracted in this IUA freely, as takes place today in US dollars.

5. www.armstrongeconomics.com › press-interviews › asia-southAsia South China Morning Post - May 7, 1998 | Armstrong Economics

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   1998年5月7日 · South China Morning Post. May 7, 1998. Japan “Key” to Global Rebound. by Jake Lloyd-Smith. Asia’s salvation lies in Japan, but the world’s second-largest economy must collapse before the region’s prospects will brighten, Princeton Economics International says.

6. www.armstrongeconomics.com › product › the-transactionalThe Transactional Banking Report | Armstrong Economics

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   This report discusses the historical origins of banking dating back to ancient times. We will discuss the recent development of transactional banking and the shift from relationship banking, which was a consequence of the Clinton’s repeal of Glass-Steagall

7. www.armstrongeconomics.com › world-news › warThe John McCain Memorial in Vietnam is Not a Tribute

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   2023年7月14日 · The topic of the John McCain memorial in Vietnam came up recently. Biden was friends with top neocon John McCain, and even eulogized at his funeral. Kamala Harris concluded her 2021 trip to Vietnam by visiting the Hanoi memorial site where John McCain’s plane was shot down in 1967.