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To: IC720 who wrote (680476)	3/29/2019 3:16:05 PM
From: Hoa Hao	1 Recommendation Recommended By IC720 Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 793564

I've followed Armstrong for a number of years. His cycle stuff is not entirely new as he himself has stated in the past. He has apparently managed to marry cycles to computer tech to make some pretty accurate predictions. The idea of the world financial center moving from place to place can be researched by reading Braudel's 3 volume work "Civilization and Capitalism 15th-18th century"

To: IC720 who wrote (680476)	3/29/2019 11:46:49 PM
From: frankw1900	Respond to of 793564

Hopefully the article correct. Some say that's one reason Trump was put (helped) into office. To keep (stop) money from going to Asia. An he certainly has been more effective than anyone thought imo Yes.Trump got elected campaigning against out-sourcing, untrammeled immigration and foreign trade deficits. Armstrong. His work is based on a program of cycles, through out history, that everything is connected, not of his opinion... Economics is cyclical because it has linear inputs but has non-linear outputs and is never in equilibrium. Best exposition of that I've seen comes from Steve Keen. Here's a quicky: Why the poor pay for high debt, even if they don't borrow (in 13 minutes & 15 seconds flat) So, complex systems: youtube.com Look for his Minsky software presentations. Can the Chinese make up for their coming labour shortage using AI and automation? Maybe. Don't know.