The Coming Crack Up Boom

With inflation accelerating, deficits ballooning, and the Fed’s credibility fading, reckless monetary policy and unsustainable government spending are setting the stage for stagflation - or worse.

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On this episode of Minor Issues, Mark Thornton unpacks the unfolding economic crisis through the lens of Ludwig von Mises’s “crack-up boom”. With inflation accelerating, deficits ballooning, and the Fed’s credibility fading, Mark outlines how reckless monetary policy and unsustainable government spending are setting the stage for stagflation—or worse. From gold’s surge to the dollar’s decline, he connects today’s market signals to Mises’s dire warnings about monetary collapse, offering a sobering look at what may lie ahead for the US economy.
 

 


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