Charley
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I expect that quite a few here read the ZeroHedge blog at least occasionally. This particular post " 'When Money Dies' Author Adam Fergusson And James Turk Discuss (Hyper)Inflation In The Past, In The Present And In The Future" includes more than the usual ZeroHedge editorializing. Links are provided to the pdf files for two books discussing the German inflation of the 1920s. The interview with the author Adam Fergusson is certainly worthwhile. I'll note, as does ZeroHedge, Fergusson's concluding comment:
He concludes with a quote from Jean-Claude Juncker, prime minister of Luxembourg, who recently commented with respect of the sovereign debt crisis: “we all know what has to be done; what we don’t know is how to get re-elected once we done it.”
He concludes with a quote from Jean-Claude Juncker, prime minister of Luxembourg, who recently commented with respect of the sovereign debt crisis: “we all know what has to be done; what we don’t know is how to get re-elected once we done it.”
