Tag Archives: Demographics

End Of Germany?

Posted on 19 May 2016 by

Is Germany doomed to demographic extinction? Will German language and culture evaporate from the planet in the next generation? Likely yes, given present demographic trends. Does women’s lib mean the downfall of western civilization? Er… that one I have to think about… Continue reading →

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China, Debt, Demographics

Posted on 5 November 2015 by

A small look at the Demographics as Destiny problem for China, with a sidelight on the USA / EU, and what Debt will do in that context. Continue reading →

Posted in Economics - Trading - and Money, World Economics | Tagged , , , | 14 Comments

Interesting Demographic Map USA

Posted on 30 January 2013 by

An interesting view of demographics in the USA Continue reading →

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Thorium, China, India, PIIGS Demographics

Posted on 8 January 2013 by

Some thoughts on demographics, bonds, debt, and growth of new technologies and Thorium reactors in India and China. Continue reading →

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Why Secession Will Not Work

Posted on 18 November 2012 by

If “Demographics Is Destiny” what does that tell us about our ability to ‘quit and start our own game’? Are there insights from human nature into our economic future? Continue reading →

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Generational Inheritance

Posted on 11 November 2012 by

What can really be inherited? How can a small new generation support a large old one on plush retirement packages? Continue reading →

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If Demographics is Destiny

Posted on 30 March 2011 by

If Demographics is Destiny, what does it mean to leave your demographics to chance? Continue reading →

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