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The crisis set off a chain reaction that transformed how money and credit operate globally, creating an environment prone to prolonged stagnation, deflation, and crises akin to those of the 1930s.
Conclusion: The Need for a Paradigm Shift
Understanding the true nature of the 2008 crisis as a monetary systemic failure rather than just a financial bubble helps explain the persistent economic malaise. It underscores the importance of reforming the global monetary system, especially the Eurodollar infrastructure, to prevent future collapses.