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How to Survive & Prosper in the Coming Global Depression
"The current recession is only the beginning of an economic depression which could be as bad as the 1930s." So says trend forecaster and global management consultant Barry Howard Minkin.
By the end of 1994 at the latest, the economy will feel like it has been hit by an econoquake - an economic catastrophe that will leave mounds of bankrupt companies and millions of economically crippled people across the country.
Real estate markets will continue their free fall and unemployment will double to 15%, putting many middle class families out on the street. And retirees will find their investments and pensions turning to dust.
This timely and important book spells out exactly what individuals, corporations, and institutions need to know to understand the coming shakeup, protect their investments, and emerge unscathed from it. For those who heed the warning, it also supplies crucial advice on the growth industries and best job areas and professions for the balance of the 1990s.
"The current recession is only the beginning of an economic depression which could be as bad as the 1930s." So says trend forecaster and global management consultant Barry Howard Minkin.
By the end of 1994 at the latest, the economy will feel like it has been hit by an econoquake - an economic catastrophe that will leave mounds of bankrupt companies and millions of economically crippled people across the country.
Real estate markets will continue their free fall and unemployment will double to 15%, putting many middle class families out on the street. And retirees will find their investments and pensions turning to dust.
This timely and important book spells out exactly what individuals, corporations, and institutions need to know to understand the coming shakeup, protect their investments, and emerge unscathed from it. For those who heed the warning, it also supplies crucial advice on the growth industries and best job areas and professions for the balance of the 1990s.