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1 Short and Long-Term Debt Cycle Source: Ray Dalio, How the Economic Machine Works, 2013
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Applied Big History is a guidebook to doing good and well in a fast-changing world. With the help of numerous experts, author William Grassie builds a latticework of diverse disciplines—physics, chemistry, geology, cell biology, energetics, informatics, evolution, anthropology, psychology, economics, and more. Grassie explores the significance of c...
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