Jazz and warfare

1st June 2020 | Akhil Patel

Originally published under Cycles, Trends and Forecasts on 1st June 2020.

In the early 1920s, conditions for an explosion in wealth and expansion were not what you’d call rife.

On the heels of the Great War, the lives and livelihoods of millions of people were shattered.

How did we go from crushing aftermath to one of the greatest economic booms of all time? And what could it mean for us in the shadow of Covid-19?

Find out in your new issue of Cycles, Trends and Forecasts by clicking here.

Best wishes,


Akhil Patel
Editor, Cycles, Trends and Forecasts

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