Ready for 21st century's fifth economic crisis?

The article discusses the recurring nature of economic crises in the 21st century, debunking the late 20th-century belief in sustained, indefinite economic growth. It highlights past crises like the dot-com bubble and the 2001 recession, drawing parallels with current concerns about tech stock overvaluation and conflicts in the Middle East. The piece also notes the resurgence of anti-war sentiments.

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