
Nouriel Roubini Predicts a Crisis 'Worse' Than the 1970s
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The Fed Did It in 2019
"I don't believe central banks when they say we're going to do fight inflation at any cost, even if there is a recession," he says. After the GFC, where the debt crisis, mortgage housing bank debt, but we had deflation because it was a negative aggregate demand shock and a credit crunch,. So we could ease monetary fiscal policy like we wanted. Today, we have levels of debt to GDP of 350% of GDP globally, 420 in advanced economies, private and public. And we have these massive negative supply shocks. We'll have a stagflationary debt crisis, theworst of the 70s and the worst of the positive scenario."
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