BTLs to survive another year .... I think not
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Originally posted by TazMaN View PostBTLs to survive another year .... I think not -
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View Postwhat happens when they reach zero but inflation still dropping?How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Does this sound familiar?
Japan.
Boom years, huge growth in the economy, low unemployment, massive increase in property prices.
Then, growth falls and inflation rises. Interest rates cut, cut, cut, cut until zero. Still no growth and rising inflation (stagflation). Huge fall in property prices. Large rise in unemployment.
Result is decades in the economic wilderness.
HTHComment
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostJapan.
Boom years, huge growth in the economy, low unemployment, massive increase in property prices.
Then, growth falls and inflation rises. Interest rates cut, cut, cut, cut until zero. Still no growth and rising inflation (stagflation). Huge fall in property prices. Large rise in unemployment.
Result is decades in the economic wilderness.
HTH
deflationComment
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostJapan.
Boom years, huge growth in the economy, low unemployment, massive increase in property prices.
Then, growth falls and inflation rises. Interest rates cut, cut, cut, cut until zero. Still no growth and rising inflation (stagflation). Huge fall in property prices. Large rise in unemployment.
Result is decades in the economic wilderness.
HTHComment
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Japan of 1990 like USA of 1930. Japan took 15 years to recover, USA took 25 years. But USA had a war to contend with.Comment
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostJapan of 1990 like USA of 1930. Japan took 15 years to recover, USA took 25 years. But USA had a war to contend with.Comment
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostJapan.
Boom years, huge growth in the economy, low unemployment, massive increase in property prices.
Then, growth falls and inflation rises. Interest rates cut, cut, cut, cut until zero. Still no growth and rising inflation (stagflation). Huge fall in property prices. Large rise in unemployment.
Result is decades in the economic wilderness.
HTH
Yeah, but it’s going to be different this time.
Huge fall in property prices.Comment
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