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 March 15–16 2012: The Inter­Con­ti­nen­tal Hotel, Syd­ney

Eco­nom­ic lead­er­ship of the world is pass­ing from West to East. It may be an order­ly tran­si­tion… or there may be cur­ren­cy wars… resource wars… and a peri­od of great volatil­i­ty in the finan­cial mar­kets. How­ev­er it plays out, this WILL affect the Aus­tralian econ­o­my, your invest­ments, retire­ment sav­ings, and asset wealth in 2012…

If you’re becom­ing more con­cerned about your future finan­cial secu­ri­ty, clear your cal­en­dar for AFTER AMERICA – Port Phillip Publishing’s inau­gur­al invest­ment con­fer­ence.

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You’ll learn all about:

  • The com­ing “gold wars” with Chi­na…and the Aussie min­ers strik­ing it rich in Asi­a’s Rim of Fire…
  • Dol­lar, Yen, Yuan, Euro: who’ll win the cur­ren­cy war and how you can be on the win­ning side…
  • The only small cap oil and ener­gy spec­u­la­tors to own in 2012…
  • Why the Aussie banks are far riski­er you think…
  • When Super­pow­ers col­lide: how to pre­pare for the com­ing con­flict between Chi­na and Amer­i­ca…

Main Speak­ers:

  • Dan Den­ning, Dr Alex Cowie, Kris Sayce, Mur­ray Dawes, Greg Cana­van: The Dai­ly Reck­on­ing / Port Phillip Pub­lish­ing
  • Satya­jit Das: 30-year vet­er­an of the finan­cial mar­kets: “The Great Re-Set”
  • Dylan Grice: Société Générale: “The Lim­its of Knowl­edge and the Prospects of Infla­tion’   
  • Paul Monk: For­mer­ly of the Aus­tralian Depart­ment of Defence: “‘Chi­nese Grand Strat­e­gy and Amer­i­can Hege­mo­ny’
  • David Thomas: Busi­ness futur­ist, BRIC expert and entre­pre­neur: “‘Fol­low­ing the Mon­ey – New Bull Mar­kets of the 21st Cen­tu­ry’

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About Steve Keen

I am Professor of Economics and Head of Economics, History and Politics at Kingston University London, and a long time critic of conventional economic thought. As well as attacking mainstream thought in Debunking Economics, I am also developing an alternative dynamic approach to economic modelling. The key issue I am tackling here is the prospect for a debt-deflation on the back of the enormous private debts accumulated globally, and our very low rate of inflation.