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The Great Wave

Book • 1997

Author

David Hackett Fischer

Mentioned by

Rudyard Lynch

Max Lugavere

Helen Williams

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Recommended by

Rudyard Lynch

as one of his favorite books, using inflation to predict societal crises.

429 snips

#832 - Rudyard Lynch - Is This The Most Absurd Time In History?

Recommended by Rudyard Lynch as a history of economics book that correlates inflation with political crises.

130 snips

The Death of Culture: Marxism, Economics, and the Looming Crisis in America - WhatIfAltHist X Tom Bileyu on Impact Theory

Mentioned by

Rudyard Lynch

as a favorite economic history book by David Hackett Fisher, correlating inflation with social collapse.

100 snips

Explaining the History of Trade (feat. Ryan Petersen of Flexport)

Mentioned by

Rudyard Lynch

as a book that helped him understand the importance of debt as a predictor of societal outcomes.

21 snips

How Elites & Baby Boomers Collapsed America | WhatifaItHist - PT 1

Mentioned by

Helen Williams

as a recommended book for the library course on the practical history of financial markets.

EP 39: Shelf Life #4 (with Ray Perman)

Mentioned by

Rudyard Lynch

as a book that changed his life, offering insights into inflation and social collapse.

How Elites & Baby Boomers Collapsed America | WhatifaItHist - PT 2

Mentioned by Sophie Monaghan-Coombs as the inspiration for a new opera in Scotland.

Trump climbs down from escalating Greenland threats

Recommended by

Rudyard Lynch

as one of his favorite books, a history of inflation over the last thousand years of Western history.

WTF is Wrong with the Economy?

Mentioned by

Max Lugavere

as a book exploring long-term economic cycles, particularly relevant in the context of current inflation.

PN Deep Dive: Podcast Notes Book Collection: 2024 Edition

Recommended by

Rudyard Lynch

as a history of inflation for the last thousand years of Western history, correlating inflation with revolutions.

Rudyard Lynch on Dating Apps, Moral Decline, and the Risk of Civil War

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