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What about now ... Is The Reversed Sustainability Effect already in place?

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Update Uk vs US vs Japan and the EU vs the World The UK, the US and Japan, have been for quite some time (the past 20 years) creating and enforcing the conditions for The Reversed Sustainability Effect to take place. But what has been happening these past few days, is not it. Explaining:  Photo from the website Wikipedia about England . All rights reserved The UK leaving the EU, does not generates a new effect. In my opinion, even though only England and Wales will decide to leave the EU, even this will only enforce the conditions already met by these countries, and the policies once again put in place by the central banks worldwide. These policies will deepen even further the conditions for a disaster, worldwide. One way foreword, that will eventually take place, that is, for England and Wales, they will stand alone, without the support of the Scottish Oil to backup the enormous debt generated by bad policies and also by the bank of England, and they will...

The Reversed Sustainability effect

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...  is more accurate than ever! Now we are in the lower part of the cycle, and: In an unbalanced economy (Budget, Savings, Debt, Growth, Balance of Payments, Current Account and Trade), the money will flow away, will support the creditors and the markets, and will make the situation even worse for the economy and for the people living in those economies, so: 1 . Most of the world continues to apply nowadays, the theories of the economy and the monetary policies and formulas of the 30's and the 70's.  These theories were built after the "great recession", applied during the cold war, sustained since the 90's, and enforced by the financial deregulation in the beginning of this century , as the main line of conduct . Those theories and formulas were made for relatively closed economies, on relatively regulated markets. It's like "trying to do business and access the current market transactions, with an old IBM Pc2 + a modem built in the 80...