How damned awesome is this illustration of longer term financial cycles?

 

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Source: Credit Season

Category: Bailouts, Cycles, Digital Media

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4 Responses to “Modern Financial History”

  1. Moe says:

    As a graphic designer I can say pretty damned awesome!

  2. Moe says:

    As a graphic designer I can say pretty damned awesome!

  3. anewc2 says:

    It would benefit from a log scale for GDP and National Debt. Great concept though.

  4. Almitra says:

    The changes in private sector debt would show how the increase in GDP is dwarfed by the build up in debt ala Steve Keen’s thesis.