Anyone who has studied the history of globalization cannot help but point to three scary similarities between now and the 1930s: First, nations and entire world regions are gasping for growth. Europe is floundering in the swamp of stagnation with Greece in its worst depression since the 1930s. Asia, which used to be the world’s fastest growing region, has been rapidly slowing down […]
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