robert kiysaki - explains professor keen, page-6

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    Aurelius, I don't get it either. Keen has made a logical argument based on a stack of data. We have seen similar scenarios play out in pretty much every first world country with large amounts of debt to GDP ratios, and we are starting to see the effects here, with an increase in properties on the market especially mortgagee sales and decrease in average prices, this coupled with more redundancies which have yet to set in and bite next year.
 
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