William's every move in London was known to Arthur, and he naturally understood that the London stock market was on the verge of collapse.
This period could be long or short. It could be controlled by human intervention or simply left to run its course.
If there was human intervention, the crisis in the London stock market should be delayed for several years. That was the real reason so many consortiums had not yet withdrawn. After all, there were still several profitable years left in the stock market, and the British Government would not simply let it collapse.
Moreover, compared with having the economic crisis erupt in London, Arthur would much rather see it erupt in the United States.
After all, the wheels of history could not be altered. The Americans were larger in scale and would find it easier to withstand the damage caused by the economic crisis.
Arthur had already begun considering the matter seriously. But under the current global circumstances, if an economic crisis erupted, what kind of impact and harm would it bring to the various countries?
An economic crisis was unavoidable. It was an inevitable law of the capitalist market. Human intervention could not prevent it either; it could only bring forward or delay the time when the crisis erupted.
Under capitalism, the economic market was like a person, while an economic crisis was like that person's death. This was something current technology could not change at all.
However, the economic market would still experience a recovery, whereas after human beings died, nothing remained.
To consider the effects of an economic crisis on the various countries, the scale of their economies and the bubbles beneath those economies became especially important.
As the two cities with the largest populations, London and New York were twin stars