Well, yesterday the government said the fall in revenues from the global black swan dive will lead to a $115 billion decline in government tax takings (what the government likes to call revenue). That’s a pretty big hole in the budget. It suggests that we’ve entered an era of regular government budget deficits and, if the RBA holds to form, lower interest rates. These lower rates, and not just in Australia mind you, represent the coming devaluation of paper money against real goods…
February 3rd, 2009 | Dan Denning | 20 comments | ContinuedAll Posts Tagged With: "inflationary collapse"
Big Gold Editors Interview Famous Contrarian Doug Casey
Doug Casey: The fact that gold has moved above its 1980 high is meaningful only in an academic way; today’s dollar is worth only a fraction of a 1980 dollar. From here on, it’s best to avoid thinking about anything just in terms of dollars. What’s developing now is likely to be the biggest monetary crisis of the past 100 years…
April 2nd, 2008 | The Daily Reckoning | 4 comments | Continued
