Gary Shilling

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Gary Shilling joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that while a recession isn’t imminent, there are factors that are trending toward a slowdown in the global economy that could impact the U.S.
Gary Shilling joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the reason commodities, especially copper, are good leading indicators of the direction of the global economy.
Gary Shilling joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how to think about the relationship between inflation and deflation on a national and global economic perspective, plus whether there’s a disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street.
Gary Shilling joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that while a recession isn’t imminent, there are factors that are trending toward a slowdown in the global economy that could impact the U.S.
Gary Shilling joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the reason commodities, especially copper, are good leading indicators of the direction of the global economy.
Gary Shilling joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how to think about the relationship between inflation and deflation on a national and global economic perspective, plus whether there’s a disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street.
Gary Shilling joins Jim Blasingame to discuss past eras of dis-inflation and the current possibility of deflation, plus the influence of the current saving attitude of consumers on deflation.
Is the U.S. doomed to repeat Japan’s economic failures? Gary Shilling joins Jim Blasingame to compare the U.S. economy and consumers with Japan, plus the effect of technology on productivity and a prediction of our economic future.
Gary Shilling joins Jim Blasingame to discuss some investments to avoid, including commodities, plus the future of rental property investments and the value of the dollar and treasury bonds.
Gary and Jim begin their visit talking about what small business owners can learn from honey bees. They move on to talk about the one thing Gary says could derail the U.S. economy, next comes Gary's thoughts on the U.S. automobile industry, and finally, Gary's prediction for the economy in 2006.