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07.10.2021
Scottish economist Russell Napier is concerned about a rise in private and public borrowing
yves jennier
Macroeconomics » Subsidy programs offered by governments during the pandemic crisis increased public debt. But is it the main risk for the business? Russell Napier, a Scottish author and investor who is widely followed by many financial circles, believes that the problem lies less in public debt than in the increasing indebtedness of companies and individuals. Interviewed during a recent trip to Switzerland.
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