A Short Preview:
“You’re seeing a plan for basically how to financialize and make money
out of genocide and the destruction of society.”
~ Professor Michael Hudson
Business schools have long recognized the value of analyzing real-world case studies to derive lessons and solutions. This week, economist Richard Werner—a favorite of many Solari Report subscribers—returns to discuss several particularly compelling disaster capitalism case studies.
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To add to my comment, here is a quote from the article: “Although there were those who criticised the opening of the Bangkok International Financial Facility in 1993 as opening the channel for capital inflows, the ideas embodied in financial liberalisation were mainstream thinking that pervaded both regionally and the Washington Consensus thinking from the IMF and the World Bank”