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Time for a New Debt Jubilee?

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First published at 13:35 UTC on December 16th, 2018.

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Professor Michael Hudson explores the cycles of debt accumulation and cancellation in the ancient world as a way to keep economies prosperous and balanced. He contrasts this with our modern predicament of overbearing debt loads creating growing wealth gaps and dragging our economy down. Is it time we re-awoken the old tradition of debt cancellation so we can begin anew?

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