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November 2020 was the fourth consecutive month that headline inflation for the eurozone - using the harmonised index of consumer prices (HICP) - was negative. The response to the coronavirus pandemic has caused the most severe economic shock across the continent since the Second World War. Even after the summer rebound in growth, compared to the end of last year most member states are showing shortfalls in GDP that are greater than the depths of the global financial crisis. This has raised fears of the return of deflation which at present poses a more significant danger than in 2009 or 2015, ...

Charles Goyette: The End Of The Federal Reserve Tom welcomes a new guest Charles Goyette to the show. Charles is an author and well known radio personality. Charles outlines what may make this the last gold rush. There is something different about this bull market, and that is what he has written about in his latest book. Bull markets are generally driven by money printing, but today this is unprecedented and global. He discusses much of the history of gold ownership in the United States and why today’s dollar is fragile. The U.S. Government has massively overspent that much of the world is...

The media rejects deficit hawkery “The good news is that mainstream journalism has been made more empathetic, and less tolerant of hypocrisy, by the Trump era.” In 2021, as a rightfully robust debate comes into full form about what Congress and President-elect Joe Biden should pursue and prioritize in this crisis, one species of bad-faith political argument will face more skepticism from the press than it ever has: deficit hawkery. Drawing on specious imagery of responsible private-sector bookkeeping, and relying on outdated notions of how to organize the public finances of the nation in ...

SCPL lists Jan./Feb. ‘Books Sandwiched In’ lineup | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS After a short hiatus in December, the Schenectady County Public Library Noon Programs return via Zoom on Jan. 4. The winter “Books Sandwiched In” series, coordinated by Catherine Lewis, will be held at the usual time, Mondays from noon until 1 p.m. All programs are free and open to the public. The series schedule, including the Zoom link, can be found on the Schenectady Library website, or the Friends of SCPL Facebook page. ‘Books Sandwiched In’ — Winter 2021 Jan. 4: “Financial Exclusion: How Compet...