Hyperglobalisation Is Dead

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US started globalisation and ended it itself by globalising china head-first and china in turn killed globalisation . potential countries like India never got the chance of tasting true globalisation .

Globalism is dead, because national socialists are good at rebranding but make poor leaders. Globalism was simply rebranded national socialism. The worst part about globalism are its mistakes – special, highly qualified university professors, preferably ones with master´s degrees are required to teach people to prevent repeating its mistakes, which are perceived as ´ideal solutions to easily solvable problems´. Problems, which simply can not be solved under national socialism. National socialists are good at least three things – rebranding, serving as captives or being in institutions as long as they are inmates. If they are given any responsible position they always manage to find ways to mess that up. Globalists do not make good decision makers. Decision making involves things like thinking outside of a prison cell, which globalists find very hard to do As a result of strange behavior and unhealthy lifestyles associated with globalism, globalism died because it could not handle stress and is unable to accept the new ideas required to keep a tradition alive.

Oh yeah you can feel the managed democracy that is hell divers 2

Cheap, foreign made products cost in other ways. We would be much better off with a manufacturing industry and more expensive products than with service industry jobs that create nothing.

I think you mentioned Ludwig von Mises when you meant Friedrich Hayek, his disciple. Hayek was influential in the “”neoliberal”” era, but Mises was quite dead by then

as an American, I'd rather see a healthier, more socially connected society, instead of an abundance of cheap plastic shit.

I love reading the neolibrial meltdown in the comments section.

Everything old is new again.

Let’s face it kids, welcome to Cold War Mk2. And we’re all going to poorer for it.

the stagnation in the 70s was not due to Nixon dropping the gold standard. It was the result of the post war focus on full employment by western states (from the Bretton Woods conference). Back in 43 Polish economist Michael Kalecki predicted this in his (short easy to read paper) Political Aspects of Full Employement) the post war boom was a good thing it was the longest economic boom in history and led to the lowest inequality at any time.

The problem was that with full employment even the lowest earning worker can move costlessly from one job to the next, wages will rise across the board.
And ultimately Capital can no longer discipline labour and instead of taking it out of profits will pay for the increased wages by raising prices and we get the wage price spiral. Add to that the 2 oil shocks and there is high inflation with low growth (stagflation). Capital also is affected by high inflation, if you are a banker and you have 30 yr mortgages at 7% and inflation goes to 12% you might as well burn your money.

And once again Kalecki predicted what would happen, Capital would bring about a market revolution. Which is what they did, Reagan and Thatcher get elected, crack down on Unions (Patco, and the coal miners) now the focus is on free trade capital but not labour move freely. Try striking now, we'll move your job first to right to work states and then offshore. https://delong.typepad.com/kalecki43.pdf

The next 30 years you get more free trade, but a long stagnation of the middle class and ultimately the rise of the populist parties (not just Trump but Brexit) La Pen etc.

Frankly, I don't understand the new wave of protectionism and isolationism. Yeah, on the face of it if you don't take any time to think about it, then I suppose it would seem attractive. However, history is littered with examples of mercantilism and protectionism going horribly wrong and how it makes your industries less productive and competitive. I mean, you can't take a macroeconomics course that doesn't at least touch on the Smoot-Hawley Tariff, and as Americans we all know British-American history and that the 1870s-1930s was a constant struggle for the more competitive American industries to get more access to be able to export to the British Empire's market. You literally cannot get a degree in some business category without knowing those things, so I don't understand the impulse of people when they know these things.

If we want to evolve as species, globalization and cooperation is a must. United, we can achieve much more than we can as separate isolated countries when you look at the bigger picture. Development of tools like AI, can also help solve problems, which were unsolvable before and bring us in a new era of humankind.

At least have things set up to a global standard. Reduces strain on logistics.

I don’t like globalization as much as the next guy but let’s be real…..none of you guys are gonna pay thousands for locally-produced iPhone

Yea if you take any statement from trump at face value, or as some truth, you lose a lot of your credibility.

It's like thinking putin to going to be honest. It's absurd.

Nawwwhhh, English will be the worlds language and we will pay in dollars, it really makes a world a better place, even though some people dont want to admit it

D. Benatar's ANTINATALISM,,,

Demographics and lack of American security overwatch, will be the biggest driver.

Never before had the world seen a hypercaptialist dictatorship like china. World leaders could never have known that a government could essentially BECOME a corporation. China went so far into communism that it became captialist, the government itself became completely profit and expansion driven, with no desire to make the lives of it's people better.

Globalism will be replaced with continental unions like the EU.

1969 – The International Monetary Fund (IMF) introduces the Special Drawing Right, the planned replacement for the US dollar as the global reserve currency…August 1971 – President Richard Nixon takes America off of the gold standard…

This was the first major explosion in the dollar’s demolition as the global reserve currency (to make way for its replacement by the globalists’ SDR sometime around 2018).

February 1972 – Nixon visits china, Rockefeller follows with Henry Kissinger. Chinese economic reform, also known as the ‘socialist market economy,’ and opened China to the global market.” An interesting view on the hidden dynamics behind this development is offered in the above-linked “Colonial Elite Rules China for the Illuminati” article…book titled Prospect for America: The Rockefeller Panel Reports…

India is being developed since 2020-2030- Africa 2040-2050 the reason why we saw the rise of man made migration is special to the u.s. by cooperation