The world economy might have broken free from its shackles of negative growth, but its yet to escape the bubble that got it there, according to a presentation from UBS’ Thomas Zimmerman.
While consumers might yet again be spending cash, many of the core problems that were at the root of the credit crisis still remain. They’re reflected in the ongoing crisis in Greece and U.S.’ state crises.
Namely, its debt.
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Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
Source: UBS via The American Enterprise Institute
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