A disruption sequence where financing effects follow from upstream manufacturing/infrastructure failure, not solely from market-price changes.
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production-system shock
A disruption sequence where financing effects follow from upstream manufacturing/infrastructure failure, not solely from market-price changes.
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"So this is going to be a financial crisis caused by damage to the production system, which is the opposite of the usual situation...."
"...industrial processes is gone. This is going to cause a monumental shock to the production system of the entire planet. The markets so far..."
"...effective military ever in human history. You know that they practice shock and awe, decapitation. So how do you respond to that? You respond..."
"...century war. Okay? So America, in round one, tried to use shock and awe. Shock and awe is basically, you decapitate the leadership, you..."
"...It's going to be a slow burn as opposed to the shock and awe that we saw in the initial first month. But even..."
"...American strategy. So in round one, remember, the Americans focused on shock and awe, basically trying to decapitate the regime through strategic strikes. And..."
"...to prepare for the strike. So the Americans use something called shock and awe. So they want to go in, destroy as much as..."
"Okay, so, you know, it's all a shock to me, Odysseus. I know you're my husband, but you've been gone away for 20 years,..."
"...this morning was so toxic and over the line that it shocks many of us in attendance at the ops readiness briefing. Besides myself,..."
"And so, the Americans and the Israelis use something we call shock and awe. And the very idea of shock and awe is you..."
"...is disassociation, okay? So these patients will reveal details that would shock anyone else, but she says it indifferently, which means that she was..."
"...know, first of all, would this volunteer, this assistant, agree to shock another human being, even though he's seen the human being in pain?..."
Relevant Lectures And Readings
Jiang reframes Hormuz disruption as a production-system collapse and argues that escalation incentives make the Iran conflict a political-economic choke point beyond price shocks.
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