02-11-2017, 01:26 PM
There's one example. We could end up with a situation like the Gilded Age in the next 1T as well. Or high tax rates could be applied in wartime as a "special" measure. Or not, and you could have a depression in the late Pence administration that brings in a Gabbard or someone else who builds off the policies pursued previously (massive investment in [military] industry and infrastructure) by adding in the policies you propose.
It would also be worthwhile to look at what a conflict with East Asia, with mass nationalization of Western investments there, an interruption of the flow of goods from the region, and cyberattacks would do to asset values here, particularly if coupled with massive domestic investment and high inflation.
It would also be worthwhile to look at what a conflict with East Asia, with mass nationalization of Western investments there, an interruption of the flow of goods from the region, and cyberattacks would do to asset values here, particularly if coupled with massive domestic investment and high inflation.