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236: How The World Works with Peter Zeihan

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Learn how the U.S. compares to the rest of the world today - economically, geopolitically, and demographically.

The global order no longer serves American interests. It's over.

Today's guest, Peter Zeihan of Zeihan.com, tells us why.

Peter & I also compare strength among global currencies, and discuss inflation vs. deflation, and interest rates.

The U.S. has 90-95% economic self-sufficiency. For comparison, Germany's is 40%.

Chinese global financial interaction is waning.

Europe's negative interest rates are a future likelihood.

Mexico, Myanmar, Vietnam, and Indonesia are poised for a bright economic future.

China and the United Kingdom are expected to be future losers.

Zeihan: London will decline. That money and activity will come to New York City.

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