MINERALS Crumbling Bedrock of U.S. Economy - Gene H Hogberg - November-December 1985

Gene H Hogberg

The U.S. is losing its domestic resource base. And its vision is clouded as to what is happening in one of the world's most strategic, mineral-rich regions. THE United States and the democratic free nations of the Western world may soon be faced with the gravest economic crisis since the days of the Great Depression. It could come from either of two sources. The first possibility is often propounded in the general news media: The unraveling of the globally interlinked banking system as a result of a major default by any number of debtor nations, such as Brazil, Mexico or Argentina. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library