Why the global economy is gradually coming to an end
Economyas we know it now, with a developed system of banks and various kinds of market mechanisms, in the near future it may disappear into oblivion. This is the opinion of financial analyst and blogger Charles Hugh Smith, who wrote an article on his resource about the reasons for the imminent collapse of the global economic system.
According to Smith, the fault in this case is the cheap loans that banks of large countries have and give them out, sometimes without thinking about the consequences. Thanks to inexpensive credit money, the links of economic systems are launched, which are inextricably linked with each other. The destruction of one such link can lead to the breakdown of the entire economic chain, which is inherent in the global markets that make up the essence of neoliberalism.
To illustrate his thesis, the expert cites as an example a village that lives for the time being according to its internal laws. But when this settlement begins to depend on the tourism industry, loans to travel companies form the basis of its prosperity. If the tourist stream weakens, life in the village will turn into a desert.
At the same time, loosely coupled systems are more stable, since in their depths there are sufficiently independent inputs and outputs. For example, city districts connected by different streets. If some of them block, communication is possible through other streets, and the system continues to work.
Thus, neoliberalism creates a fragile economy that operates through various types of credit and trading hubs controlled by elites. Failures in the operation of these units lead to a crisis of the entire world economy.
The destruction we are witnessing is just beginning. The first dominoes fell, and there is no way back to the artificial stability that we were presented as real
- says Charles Hugh Smith.
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