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After the Crash, Life in the New Great Depression

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We are on the deflationary phase of the fourth American economic long cycle. Haga gives a clear overview of where the American economy is heading, and why, including government's role in the oncoming events.

Haga has done a masterful job of demonstrating from the regularities in historical economic data why we are approaching an economic low point in America's fourth Kondratiev (60-year) cycle, and how economic, political, moral and other features of today's society compare with America at the same point in past cycles. Haga also gives advice on how to best prepare for the coming discontinuities.

This book has shed light on the recurring events that the US has gone through over the past several decades. But be careful of the recommended "reputable companies" listed in the readings.

Asia, Latin America and parts of Europe are experiencing economic deflation which is collapsing property values, stocks, currencies and the savings of a generation. Haga predicted this and shows why deflation will soon envelop America. A must read book.

One of the best books on the market--now I understand why all the elements for the coming Great Depression have been in the making from 1993-2000. Haga predicts the coming depression in 2000.

This is the same clown who wrote "On the Brink : How to Survive the Coming Great Depression, 1993-2000." It's 1998 and still no depression. When is this guy's publisher gonna stop printing this nonsense?