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Brace for rapid changes in the economy; the world economy is reaching Limits to Growth
The world economy is at a major turning point, which is why we should brace for rapid changes in the economy.
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Gail Tverberg
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Advanced Economies Are Being Pushed Toward Financial Collapse
I have said in recent posts that the world economy is hitting resource limits of many kinds. These limits include oil, coal, and other sources of…
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Gail Tverberg
Energy limits are forcing the economy to contract
My view has long been that if the world economy does not have enough energy resources, it will have to contract.
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Gail Tverberg
Southeast Asia can perhaps avoid the worst impacts of inadequate oil supply
Some of my frequent commenters know that I recently returned from a visit to Southeast Asia.
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Gail Tverberg
An Energy and the Economy Forecast for 2025
As the world enters 2025, the critical issue we are facing is Peak Crude Oil, relative to population.
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Gail Tverberg
The world economy needs to simplify
Economic growth and added complexity sound like they would be good, but at some point, the combination gets to be too much–simplification is needed.
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Gail Tverberg
Nuclear electricity generation has hidden problems; don’t expect advanced modular units to solve them.
It is easy to get the impression that proposed new modular nuclear generating units will solve the problems of nuclear generation.
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Gail Tverberg
Our Finite World II
Our Finite World II
Investigating how energy limits of a finite world affect the economy.
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