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GEAB N°18 (October 16, 2007 ) – Contents

{{Seven sequences of the impact phase of the global systemic crisis (2007-2009)}}

The magnitude of the first banking financial shock felt last August indicated to our team of researchers that the impact will develop under the form of seven sequences or seven major shocks affecting sometimes specifically the world’s main regions… (page 2)

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{{Sequence 1 – US debts infect the financial planet: A century after the « Russian loans », meet the « American debts »}}
(page 4)

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{{Sequence 2 – Stock market collapse, in Asia and the US mainly: between – 60% and -30% in two years according to the regions}}
(page 7)

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{{Sequence 3 – Bursting of global housing bubbles: UK, Spain, France and emerging countries}}
(page 10)

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{{Sequence 4 – Monetary storm: Volatility at the highest / USD at the lowest}}
(page 12)

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{{Sequence 5 – Global economy in stagflation: Recessflation in the US, soft growth in Europe, recession}}
(page 13)

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{{Sequence 6 – « Very Great Depression » in the US, social unrest and the militaries’ growing influence on public affairs}}
(page 14)

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{{Sequence 7 – Major acceleration in world’s strategic rebuilding, attacks on Iran, Israel on the brink, Mid-eastern chaos, energy crisis}}
(page 16)

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{{Value of international academic degrees: How to choose today an international degree that will still be worth something in ten to twenty years?}}

Our team studied the trends currently affecting the value of the degrees granted by the world’s greatest academic centres, degrees which became over the last few decades the equivalent of “international degrees”, i.e. endowed with an intellectual, scientific and commercial worth acknowledged worldwide… (page 17)

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{{GlobalEurometre – Results & Analyses}}

In complete opposition with the dominant stance throughout French media: the image of France seen from the rest of Europe has drastically deteriorated since Nicolas Sarkozy was elected: 91% believe it has, and this figure would be even higher without French respondents… (page 26)

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