I didn’t vote for him.
I didn’t know Lichenstein still existed under that name. After the Cold War ended, so too, did a few countries as we knew them, such as Yugoslavia, which is now broken into many smaller territories, such as Bosnia and Herzegovnia.
Well these little facts should bolster the Prince’s credability
Lichenstein!
Smaller nations are better.
OK, so the Prince chimed in. Anybody hear anything from the Emperor of Ice Cream? No? How about the Lollipop Guild?
Not sure where Liechtenstein fits into this, except as a repository of great wealth.
I think price deflation is a function of the World Wide Web, not monetary policy.
In most countries an average consumer can:
(1) Compare prices on almost any product made in the world.
(2) Compare product quality, features, and warranties.
(3) Evaluate the company selling or making the product.
If even 10% of customers take the time to perform due diligence, that will have a significant impact on price.
The World Wide Web also allows companies to quickly see, and quickly enter, new business opportunities, which often means more price competition and higher product quality.
He has more than 20 years of senior management experience in international business.
He has founded two economic think tanks.
He has published dozens of articles on free markets and business creation.
And, he is invited to speak all over the world on financial and business issues.
The “QE” in the USA enriched O[phony]bama’s cronies.
The rest of us paid for it!