Ray Dalio

The Changing World Order: Where we are and where we're going

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  • 洪一萍has quoted3 years ago
    I was seeing the confluence of 1) high levels of indebtedness and extremely low interest rates, which limits central banks’ powers to stimulate the economy, 2) large wealth gaps and political divisions within countries, which leads to increased social and political conflicts, and 3) a rising world power (China) challenging the overextended existing world power (the US), which causes external conflict. The most recent analogous time was the period from 1930 to 1945. This was very concerning to me.
  • Anton Karavaevhas quoted2 years ago
    be successful the system has to produce prosperity for the middle class
  • Anton Karavaevhas quoted2 years ago
    History shows us that the biggest risk to democracies is that they produce such fragmented and antagonistic decision making that they can be ineffective, which leads to bad results, which leads to revolutions led by populist autocrats who represent large segments of the population who want to have a strong capable leader get control of the chaos and make the country work well for them.

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