Category Archives: Economy

LaRouche’s U.S. Foreign Policy: A World of Sovereign Nation-States

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This article appears in the May 16, 2003 issue of Executive Intelligence Review. by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. The following was released by the LaRouche in 2004 campaign committee. It is a summary statement of the U.S. Foreign Policy of one of the currently leading candidates for the 2004 U.S. Presidential nomination by that nation’s Democratic Party. Although this statement […]

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China in a Changing World

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by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. This article appears in the Aug. 30, 2002 issue of Executive Intelligence Review. The following keynote address was delivered to a special meeting of the Institute of Sino Strategic Studies in Whittier, California on Aug. 17. The meeting was called by the institute specifically to hear the views of Lyndon LaRouche directly, as they have […]

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On a Basket of Hard Commodities: Trade without Currency

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by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. July 18, 2000 This article appears in the August 4, 2000 issue of Executive Intelligence Review. Excepting the usual rogues and economics illiterates, influential circles around much of the world are reporting, with ever lessening hesitation, that the presently rotten-overripe, world monetary and financial system, is doomed to an early chain-reaction collapse. Increasingly, among relevant […]

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“People first!”

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This article appeared in the October 16, 1998 issue of Executive Intelligence Review. by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. October 4, 1998 Very soon, the doomed, present international financial system will disintegrate. It can not be managed, or repaired; its doom is certain, and soon. We are already in the final phase of its destruction. This destruction will occur either in […]

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“Emergency World Reorganization: What Each Among All Nations”

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by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. The world’s nations are presently burdened by what is fairly estimated to be much more than $100 trillions nominal value of combined on-balance-sheet and off-balance-sheet “derivatives” and kindred, fictitious financial instruments. This mass of fictitious paper is now collapsing in upon the world’s financial and monetary institutions. Unless that mass of fictitious claims is wiped […]

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