Could the economic destruction that defined the end of the 1920s and the 1930s have been avoided? What was the U.S. really after in its attitude towards the Inter-Ally debts?
For the answers and a full breakdown of Professor Michael Hudson's profound analysis of the 1930s, check out the latest episode:
Do you know why the stock market crashed in 1929? 📉
Professor Michael Hudson’s breakdown of how and why not just the Wall Street crash of 1929 happened, but the economic destruction that was wreaked throughout the world at the end of the 1920s and into the 1930s, is the most clear I’ve ever read. It turned what I’d been taught on its head, so I wanted to make a summary of Professor Hudson’s analysis for you all.
If you want to know what created the conditions for global economic collapse, check out the latest video 📉
I found Professor Michael Hudson’s explanation of debts—how from the start the inter-governmental debts were baked into the foundation upon which the US and Europe’s economies after World War I were built, and how they ultimately created the conditions that brought global economies crashing down—very eye-opening, so I decided to dedicate some longer videos to them.
I hope you find this episode informative and interesting. But let me know what you think: do you prefer bite-sized breakdowns or long-form deep-dives?
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Could the economic destruction that defined the end of the 1920s and the 1930s have been avoided? What was the U.S. really after in its attitude towards the Inter-Ally debts?
For the answers and a full breakdown of Professor Michael Hudson's profound analysis of the 1930s, check out the latest episode:
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For the story of the debt moratorium that came too late, check out the latest episode:
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Do you know why the stock market crashed in 1929? 📉
Professor Michael Hudson’s breakdown of how and why not just the Wall Street crash of 1929 happened, but the economic destruction that was wreaked throughout the world at the end of the 1920s and into the 1930s, is the most clear I’ve ever read. It turned what I’d been taught on its head, so I wanted to make a summary of Professor Hudson’s analysis for you all.
If you want to know what created the conditions for global economic collapse, check out the latest video 📉
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The latest video has just dropped💰📈
I found Professor Michael Hudson’s explanation of debts—how from the start the inter-governmental debts were baked into the foundation upon which the US and Europe’s economies after World War I were built, and how they ultimately created the conditions that brought global economies crashing down—very eye-opening, so I decided to dedicate some longer videos to them.
I hope you find this episode informative and interesting. But let me know what you think: do you prefer bite-sized breakdowns or long-form deep-dives?
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