Exzeptionell die Bilderreise von Marchand und Meffre durch die Industrieruinen von Detroit - und der DDR.
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Ruinen der Industrie
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In the history of capitalism there has been a 3% rate of growth since 1750. Now a 3% growth rate means that you have to find outlets for capital. So capitalism is always faced with what I call a capital surplus absorption problem. Where can I find a profitable outlet to apply my capital?
Now back in 1750 the whole world was open for that question. And at that time the total value of the global economy was $135 billion in goods and services. By the time you get to 1950 there is $4 Trillion in circulation and you have to find outlets for 3% of $4 trillion. By the time you get to the year 2000 you have $42 trillion in circulation. Around now its probably $50 Trillion. In another 25 years at 3% rate of growth it will be $100 trillion. What this means is that there is an increasing difficulty in finding profitable outlets for the surplus capital.
Now back in 1750 the whole world was open for that question. And at that time the total value of the global economy was $135 billion in goods and services. By the time you get to 1950 there is $4 Trillion in circulation and you have to find outlets for 3% of $4 trillion. By the time you get to the year 2000 you have $42 trillion in circulation. Around now its probably $50 Trillion. In another 25 years at 3% rate of growth it will be $100 trillion. What this means is that there is an increasing difficulty in finding profitable outlets for the surplus capital.
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sieht doch wohl eher danach aus, dass er nicht in der ddr, sondern in der brd fotografiert hat. die bilder sind nach 1990 entstanden …
Passing of a Great Civilization…
Eine eindrucksvolle Bilderserie, “The ruins of Detroit”, wird von den Fotografen Yves Marchand und Romain Meffre vorgestellt.
Detroit:
Until the 50′s, its population rose to almost 2 million people. Detroit was the 4th most important city in the U…
ich find das Bild wunderschön..