The Monetary Roots of Generational Alienation
Fergus Hodgson, August 24, 2020 
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Young people in the United States nowadays feel hopeless in the face of mountains of debt. For Jay Taylor, a precious-metals analyst and newsletter publisher, this is the crystallization of decades of wealth transfer to the top and currency debasement.
He argues few see the link between the monetary system in place since the 1970s to today’s social woes—except for China, Russia, and other countries building up their gold reserves.
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Recommended Links
- Connect with Jay on Twitter and visit Jay Taylor Media.
- “Preparing for a Dystopian America?” by Jay Taylor.
- “Debt, Eviction, and Hunger: Millions Fall Back into Crisis as Stimulus and Safety Nets Vanish,” Washington Post.
- The Fourth Turning by William Strauss and Neil Howe.
- The Clash of Generations by Laurence Kotlikoff.
If You Liked This Episode
- “The Unstoppable Rise of Gold as Money,” Gold Newsletter Podcast.
- “Corona-Recession: The Worst Is Yet to Come,” Gold Newsletter Podcast.
- “China Prepares for Dollar Collapse, Hoards Gold,” Gold Newsletter Podcast.
- “Gold, Real Estate Stand the Test of Time,” Gold Newsletter Podcast.
Fergus Hodgson is Gold Newsletter’s roving editor. Follow him on Twitter and Facebook.
