INK Ultra Money: Pandemics in context

Today, on INK Ultra Money we get an expert take on how to put the COVID-19 pandemic in historical context. We also look at a gold miner that could do well should inflation return.

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1. Epidemics and Society: From the Black Death to the Coronavirus - Real Vision

The word "unprecedented" has been used frequently crisis to describe the ongoing pandemic, but Professor Frank Snowden, professor of history of medicine at Yale University and author of Epidemics and Society: From the Black Death to the Present, disagrees with this characterization. Snowden tells Pedro da Costa about how pandemics have imperiled societies, ranging from The Plague of Athens, to the Black Death, to the 1918 Spanish Flu. He traces how infections across history have shaped human destinies and identifies repeatable patterns in how they affect societies. Filmed on May 7, 2020.

False hopes are nothing new

2. A Mako mine in the making - INK Research

Today, INK Research looks at a junior miner that is building a high-grade open-pit mine in Central America. The mine's low-cost structure could help to give the company a relative advantage should inflation make a comeback.

High grade and low cost

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