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Morningstar, Inc. · December 3, 2025
The Long View: Mark Higgins - Financial History Is More Relevant Than People Think
Hosted byChristine Aino
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The author and investment advisor on the danger of chronic deficits, the importance of central bank independence, warning signs in private credit, and why he's still optimistic about America's future.
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