>Trillions of National Debt
>Bank bailouts
>Corporate subsidies
>Welfare
>Social housing
>Interventionism
>Stock buybacks
>Fiat currency
>Quantitative Easing
>Central banking
>Too big to fail
>World Bank
>International Monetary Fund
arent "capitalism". If capital can be created at will its not capital. All those things listed affect the purchasing power of ALL the currency in circulation - it affects the collective.
this is communism - global communism.
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>>518774184
>Trillions of National Debt
>Bank bailouts
>Corporate subsidies
>Welfare
>Social housing
>Interventionism
>Stock buybacks
>Fiat currency
>Quantitative Easing
>Central banking
>Too big to fail
>World Bank
>International Monetary Fund
arent "capitalism". If capital can be created at will its not capital. All those things listed affect the purchasing power of ALL the currency in circulation - it affects the collective.
this is communism - global communism.
>Trillions of National Debt
>Bank bailouts
>Corporate subsidies
>Welfare
>Social housing
>Interventionism
>Stock buybacks
>Fiat currency
>Quantitative Easing
>Central banking
>Too big to fail
>World Bank
>International Monetary Fund
arent "capitalism". If capital can be created at will its not capital. All those things listed affect the purchasing power of ALL the currency in circulation - it affects the collective.
this is communism - global communism.
we are witnessing the failure of low grade communism, state capitalism by the Fed, in real time
>SOS we've been hijacked
>SOS we've been hijacked
>>514217328
>Trillions of National Debt
>Bank bailouts
>Corporate subsidies
>Welfare
>Social housing
>Interventionism
>Stock buybacks
>Fiat currency
>Quantitative Easing
>Central banking
>Too big to fail
>World Bank
>International Monetary Fund
arent "capitalism". If capital can be created at will its not capital. All those things listed affect the purchasing power of ALL the currency in circulation - it affects the collective.
this is communism - global communism.
>Trillions of National Debt
>Bank bailouts
>Corporate subsidies
>Welfare
>Social housing
>Interventionism
>Stock buybacks
>Fiat currency
>Quantitative Easing
>Central banking
>Too big to fail
>World Bank
>International Monetary Fund
arent "capitalism". If capital can be created at will its not capital. All those things listed affect the purchasing power of ALL the currency in circulation - it affects the collective.
this is communism - global communism.
>>513632894
>The problem isn’t the existence of the central bank but who controls it.
it is a fucking problem
>The problem isn’t the existence of the central bank but who controls it.
it is a fucking problem
>>513347620
>>We practice State Capitalism (low-grade communism) in which the central bank rewards their buddies whether or not they are successful.
>>We practice State Capitalism (low-grade communism) in which the central bank rewards their buddies whether or not they are successful.
>>512392411
GDP is a scam, simple as.
It's a metric of economic output, i.e. the whole country, every single business.
Banks and insurance count. Military counts.
If you measure a country by GDP growth and a bank gave out TONS of loans willy-nilly, they report those loans +8% as GDP.
Government took your money (taxes) and buys a trillion dollar of rockets with it? GDP + 1 trillion
It doesn't measure how that pie is divided.
GDP per capita also doesn't mean everyone gets this flat amount, no no.
GDP per capita is basically a measurement of the enslavability of the populace.
QoL is many things coming together, in my 34 years of experience as human I find the most beneficial factors to be
- high-trust society
- low bureaucracy (the faster things "just werk" the better)
- low GINI-coefficient i.e. inequality
- LOW average hours worked
- low inflation to no inflation
econ niggers always whine about deflation because muh economy no move, what they actually whine about is nobody taking out fat loans they can siphon off from. Japan had that for quite a while. Suddenly every investment was done with saved up money and made sense, turns out that creates trust even in the upper financial brackets. The polar opposite is the US, see increased rate of car repos and tons of people using Klarna for fucking goyslop
GDP is a scam, simple as.
It's a metric of economic output, i.e. the whole country, every single business.
Banks and insurance count. Military counts.
If you measure a country by GDP growth and a bank gave out TONS of loans willy-nilly, they report those loans +8% as GDP.
Government took your money (taxes) and buys a trillion dollar of rockets with it? GDP + 1 trillion
It doesn't measure how that pie is divided.
GDP per capita also doesn't mean everyone gets this flat amount, no no.
GDP per capita is basically a measurement of the enslavability of the populace.
QoL is many things coming together, in my 34 years of experience as human I find the most beneficial factors to be
- high-trust society
- low bureaucracy (the faster things "just werk" the better)
- low GINI-coefficient i.e. inequality
- LOW average hours worked
- low inflation to no inflation
econ niggers always whine about deflation because muh economy no move, what they actually whine about is nobody taking out fat loans they can siphon off from. Japan had that for quite a while. Suddenly every investment was done with saved up money and made sense, turns out that creates trust even in the upper financial brackets. The polar opposite is the US, see increased rate of car repos and tons of people using Klarna for fucking goyslop
>>509740275
no - currency you can print from nothing is not "capital".
Central banking is not capitalism - its a main tenet of communism
no - currency you can print from nothing is not "capital".
Central banking is not capitalism - its a main tenet of communism
>>507578814
>You are acting like it’s one bad apple in a sea of otherwise good banks
never said this
>systemic failures of the capitalist system.
and this is state capitalism that we practice when you have a debt-based central bank, which is low grade communism (see my next post)
>You are acting like it’s one bad apple in a sea of otherwise good banks
never said this
>systemic failures of the capitalist system.
and this is state capitalism that we practice when you have a debt-based central bank, which is low grade communism (see my next post)