Aside from variable economic indicators, inverted yield curves, ect., what are the few things that happen preceding the collapse of an economy. Is it skyrocketing prices of precious metals, divestment against currency, government printing ridiculously large notes…?
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When prices rise, purchasing power does not, and household/personal debt can no longer be serviced.
Think 2008 housing crash, but across everything.
No one has money, so they can’t buy, but sellers can’t or won’t lower prices. Eventually these businesses will collapse with no customers and others will have to rise from the rubble. The market still needs servicing but from companies that can afford to sell at reset prices.
It will be the same companies, bankrupt, renamed, absorbed, spun off. Just a reset borne on the backs of lower socioeconomic classes, e.g. the 99%.
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