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  1. Economic Principles

    In this animation, Ray Dalio explains How The Economic Machine Works. He covers important points such as credit, interest rates, leveraging and deleveraging.

  2. Five Minute Read - economicprinciples.org

    That led me to write How Countries Go Broke: The Big Cycle, which comprehensively explains the mechanics and principles I use, as well as this very brief summary of the book.

  3. Why and How Capitalism - Economic Principles

    Apr 5, 2019 · In addition to social and economic bad consequences, the income/wealth/opportunity gap is leading to dangerous social and political divisions that …

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    SUBSCRIBE TO OUR EMAIL LIST TO: Receive updates from Ray Download a PDF of the NYT Bestselling book, How Countries Go Broke Receive updates from Ray Download other …

  5. to stimulate the economy. Classically, to stimulate the economy the central bank must lower interest rates to below nominal economic growth rates, inflation rates, and bond rates, but that …

  6. All markets and all economics are simply the aggregates of the transactions that make them up, and a transaction is simply the buyer giving money (or credit) to a seller and the seller giving a …

  7. 9 To fully represent the likely economics of a deposit holder at the Bank of Amsterdam, we assumed depositors each received their pro-rated share of precious metal still in the bank’s …

  8. I first shared my computerized assessments of 11 major powers in my book, Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order, and as promised in the book, I have been sharing my latest …

  9. When there are large government debts that are growing quickly so that large cuts to budget deficits are needed, the most important things to do are to 1) cut the deficit by enough to …

  10. The United States is in an unfavorable position in its economic and financial cycles, with a high debt burden and relatively low expected real growth over the next 10 years (1.3% per year). …