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    POPS    An interview with Stoneleigh - the case for deflation
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    by JICWyllie  11-1-2009   
     Our 2002 report, Consumers: Going for Broke, anticipated these conditions.
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    POPS    Waning stimulus hits consumer spending
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    by JICWyllie  10-31-2009   
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    POPS    Consumer confidence now soaring as recession abates
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    by JICWyllie  10-30-2009   
     "Consumers" are the last to know what is going on.
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    POPS    This Year's Biggest Hoax Is Tim Geithner's 'Solution' for the Economy, Not the Balloon Boy
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    by JICWyllie  10-22-2009   
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    POPS    A perfect storm's brewing to cool petroleum demand
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    by JICWyllie  10-16-2009   
     There's not so much incentive to invest in exploration, lots of incentive to keep the price of existing supplies as high a possible. The key on price is not really supply, but must be based on what people can afford to pay.
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    POPS    Mortgage deals record first fall in 10 months
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    by JICWyllie  9-29-2009   
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    POPS    UK car production falls 31.5pc as fears grow over car scrappage scheme
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    by JICWyllie  9-26-2009   
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    POPS    Banks refusing to lower cost of mortgages despite inter-bank rate falling to record low
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    by JICWyllie  9-22-2009   
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    POPS    Thrifty Americans Threaten Recovery - #thrift #consumers
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    by JICWyllie  9-2-2009   
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    POPS    Rush to pay off debts threatens UK's recovery - #economy
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    by JICWyllie  9-2-2009    1
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    POPS    Bank profits on mortgages reach record level - #consumers #debt
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    by JICWyllie  8-26-2009   
     Mortgage rates of 10 per cent or more within the year? Surely, banks see that if the pitch rates too high, then more people will default.
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    POPS    European banks weather credit card defaults better than US counterparts
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    by JICWyllie  8-16-2009   
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    POPS    Europe and US still at risk from deflation trap - #economy #deflation
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    by JICWyllie  8-15-2009   
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    POPS    ‘Cash for clunkers’ gets $2bn boost - #environment #COP15 #cars
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    by JICWyllie  8-7-2009    1
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    POPS    Income Loss Persists Long After Layoffs - #unemployment #consumers #spending
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    by JICWyllie  8-4-2009   
     Under these conditions, any debts people have must weigh that much heavier for a longer period. At some point, the ridge pole breaks and the financial roof falls in.
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    POPS    This Too Shall Pop, Part II - #economy #thrift #stimulus #risks
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    by JICWyllie  8-3-2009   
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    POPS    Credit card #crisis to grip Britain, IMF warns - #economy, #debt
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    by JICWyllie  7-27-2009   
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    POPS    When will the recovery begin? Never
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    by JICWyllie  7-19-2009   
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    POPS    Risk that flu outbreak could tip 'stretched' UK into deflation
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    by JICWyllie  7-17-2009   
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    POPS    The End of the Age of #Oil: Will It Be a Soft or Hard Landing? #energy #peakoil
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    by JICWyllie  7-16-2009   
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    POPS    Big Bankers Mounting Sneak Attack on Consumers #banks #greed
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    by JICWyllie  7-13-2009   
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    POPS    A Credit Squeeze for Small Business Owners
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    by JICWyllie  6-19-2009   
     This must be the case in the UK, too.
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    POPS    Producer Prices in U.S. Increased Less Than Forecast in May
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    by JICWyllie  6-16-2009   
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    POPS    Consumer confidence, or consumer hope?
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    by JICWyllie  6-5-2009   
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    POPS    US Stuck in Inflation-Causing Positions
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    by JICWyllie  6-5-2009   
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    POPS    Why Economists Failed to Predict the Financial Crisis
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    by JICWyllie  5-14-2009   
     And it was so obvious, too. We were writing about the coming crunch in 2002 in our report, Consumers: Going for Broke.
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    POPS    U.S., Europe Stocks Drop as Retail Sales Renew Economy Concern
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    by JICWyllie  5-13-2009   
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    POPS    U.S. Economy: Retail Sales Unexpectedly Fall for Second Month
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    by JICWyllie  5-13-2009   
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    POPS    Reliable revenue springs into sight
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    by JICWyllie  4-20-2009   
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    POPS    ‘New’ US shopper to emerge from crisis
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    by JICWyllie  4-10-2009   
     What should we call this new type of buyer, who is no longer defined by his desire and ability to consume? Does everybody become a trader /dealer in their own right buying and selling goods and services on the basis of need, rather than greed? Survivors? Those who don't survive will not be there anyway. Note the sources of the 'new consumer' idea. It is very main-stream, now . We were predicting this trend in 2002 in our report entitled, Consumers: Going for Broke, which also as it happens predicted the credit crunch and the current sharp reversal in economic fortunes.
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    POPS    German business confidence plunges
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    by JICWyllie  3-16-2009   
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    POPS    Britain showing signs of heading towards 1930s-style depression, says Bank
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    by JICWyllie  3-16-2009   
     This is the nub of the trouble, both in the UK and the US.
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    POPS    US unemployment rate hits 8.1%
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    by JICWyllie  3-6-2009   
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    POPS    Shares crash as savers raid £8bn from accounts
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    by JICWyllie  3-3-2009   
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    POPS    Lloyds counts cost of HBOS takeover and property slump as 500,000 customers slip into negative equit
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    by JICWyllie  2-28-2009   
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    POPS    Home prices post record annual decline in 4Q
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    by JICWyllie  2-24-2009   
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    POPS    The Spectacular, Sudden Crash of the Global Economy
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    by JICWyllie  2-24-2009   
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    POPS    America's Municipal Meltdown: It's Tough Times for Troubled Towns
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    by JICWyllie  2-23-2009   
     The time is nearly right for local community economies based on self-help and sharing to take over from the national, capitalist economy run by the people who lose "money" and borrow it by the trillion.
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    POPS    Everything Still Looks the Same, But We've Become a New Country
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    by JICWyllie  2-10-2009   
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    POPS    Jobless in America: Stories from the Frontlines of the Economic Crisis
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    by JICWyllie  2-10-2009   
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