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Independent Strategy: Bob McKee

Bob McKee, Consultant Economist

BOB MCKEE, Consultant Economist, joined Independent Strategy in 1994 as international economist. He specialises in the Asian and South American markets. He holds a Masters degree in Economics from the University of British Columbia in Vancouver.

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BOOKSDemocrisis Re-examined

Democrisis Re-examined
David Roche, Bob McKee and Nick Kennedy

Democrisis re-examined. An update on our 2012 hypothesis, reflecting on what more debt and more crises means for the global economy and the outlook for democracy.

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BOOKSDemocrisis

Democrisis
by David Roche and Bob McKee

Democracy caused the debt crisis. Will it survive it? The question is whether new global leaders will stimulate the democratic model.

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BOOKSSovereign DisCredit!

Sovereign DisCredit!
By David Roche and Bob McKee

We’ve had the credit crunch and afterwards a deep economic recession. Now get ready for a sovereign debt crisis after the biggest rise in government debt globally since world war two.

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BOOKSNew Monetarism

New Monetarism
A new edition of the book by David Roche and Bob McKee

After predicting a global credit crisis in the first edition, in this new edition of New Monetarism, one year of the global credit crunch is reviewed and what will happen now.

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