Bank Instability and Economic Risks

This chapter explores the instability of banks, reflecting on the 2008 financial crisis and its long-term effects on the economy. It highlights the vulnerabilities in commercial real estate and the potential consequences of excessive debt, drawing parallels to past market bubbles. The discussion emphasizes the implications of Federal Reserve policies, inflation measurement critiques, and the early signs of a new financial crisis.

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