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Hudson on China’s Export Irrelevance
Category: Multimedia | Tags: Michael Hudson, renegade economistsAuthor: Karl Fitzgerald
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Renegade Economists podcast
Professor Michael Hudson discusses the G20 plans (austerity for prosperity), natural monopolies as wealth extracting machines and China’s possible isolationist future in light of its increasingly useless trade surplus.
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