TIP133: Alan Greenspan & Richard Duncan - Macro Economics (Business Podcast)

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Stig Brodersen

Education, Investing, Business

4.6 • 3.6K Ratings

🗓️ 9 April 2017

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN:

About Richard Duncan’s recent conversation with former FED Chairman Alan Greenspan.
How $10T was suddenly created out of thin air and the impact of the world economy.
How the Chinese trade surplus with the US impacts the global economy.
How and why China is building out new infrastructure equivalent to 10 US highway systems.
How the US should invest in infrastructure.

BOOKS AND RESOURCES

Preston and Stig’s interview with Richard Duncan about China and the history of the US dollar.
Richard Duncan’s course on TIPacademy about How Macro Really Works.
Richard Duncan’s Macro Economics site.
Transcript from the conversation between Richard Duncan and Alan Greenspan.
Richard Duncan’s book, The New Depression – Read reviews of this book.
Richard Duncan’s book, The Dollar Crisis – Read reviews of this book.

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Transcript

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0:00.0	You're listening to TIP.
0:02.0	Hey, how's everyone doing out there?
0:04.3	So this week we really have an exciting guest with us.
0:07.6	It was probably about a year ago.
0:09.3	I was on our website's forum where we have a bunch of different people leaving such
0:13.6	extraordinary comments about investing and different ideas.
0:17.1	And one of the things that we really like to try to learn more about because it's definitely
0:21.4	not our forte is macroeconomics.
0:25.0	And on our forum, we had a person who said, if you want to understand macro, there's
0:30.2	one person you've got to study in his name is Richard Duncan.
0:34.8	And so I started looking into Richard Duncan.
0:37.1	And this was probably about a year ago, I would guess.
0:40.4	And the more that I started to study Richard Duncan, the more I realized this person is
0:45.2	a genius when it comes to understanding macroeconomics.
0:49.6	And so Richard has written three different books.
0:52.5	All of them are big sellers when it comes to understanding macroe.
0:56.2	For example, he wrote a book called The Dollar Crisis, The Corruption of Capitalism and
1:00.4	other books.
1:01.9	And he got his career.
1:02.9	And I think maybe one of the reasons why Richard understands macroe so well is he has
1:06.7	lived abroad all over the place.
1:08.9	He's lived in Hong Kong.
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