Germany, Venezuela, Zimbabwe, Ecuador, etc. had the consumption > productivity problem.DBTrek wrote:Just print money?
German hyper-inflation?
... wheelbarrows full of money for a loaf of bread?
p.s. Hyperinflation is > 1000% per month.
Germany, Venezuela, Zimbabwe, Ecuador, etc. had the consumption > productivity problem.DBTrek wrote:Just print money?
German hyper-inflation?
... wheelbarrows full of money for a loaf of bread?
We already print money without issuing Treasuries; it's called Quantitative Easing, and only The Rich get it.GrumpyCatFace wrote:FREEDUMBDBTrek wrote:Just print money?
German hyper-inflation?
... wheelbarrows full of money for a loaf of bread?
So, you don’t think American consumerism outstrips our service based economy’s productivity?Martin Hash wrote: Germany, Venezuela, Zimbabwe, Ecuador, etc. had the consumption > productivity problem.
p.s. Hyperinflation is > 1000% per month.
Aren't you trying to start a business? Couldn't you ramp up quickly to whatever level of consumption of your product?DBTrek wrote:So, you don’t think American consumerism outstrips our service based economy’s productivity?Martin Hash wrote: Germany, Venezuela, Zimbabwe, Ecuador, etc. had the consumption > productivity problem.
p.s. Hyperinflation is > 1000% per month.
Magic Money ftw. Nothing can go wrong, ever.Martin Hash wrote:We already print money without issuing Treasuries; it's called Quantitative Easing, and only The Rich get it.GrumpyCatFace wrote:FREEDUMBDBTrek wrote:Just print money?
German hyper-inflation?
... wheelbarrows full of money for a loaf of bread?
Get your terminology right: "magic" money is Capital Gains that only get taxed at 15% because, you know, there're magic. I'm talking about IMAGINARY money. (Now that we got that settled...)GrumpyCatFace wrote:Magic Money ftw. Nothing can go wrong, ever.Martin Hash wrote:We already print money without issuing Treasuries; it's called Quantitative Easing, and only The Rich get it.GrumpyCatFace wrote:
FREEDUMB
I've got to get around to starting my own hedge fund.Martin Hash wrote:Get your terminology right: "magic" money is Capital Gains that only get taxed at 15% because, you know, there're magic. I'm talking about IMAGINARY money. (Now that we got that settled...)GrumpyCatFace wrote:Magic Money ftw. Nothing can go wrong, ever.Martin Hash wrote: We already print money without issuing Treasuries; it's called Quantitative Easing, and only The Rich get it.
Martin Hash wrote:Fife is a free-riding Royalist who thinks a small group of people justifiably own everything and take most of the opportunity. I say print money rather than collect taxes but keep doing all the things that increase productivity and expand opportunity.
Then you need to lay out your Top 10 so we can determine that. I only see you snark.Fife wrote:Martin Hash wrote:Fife is a free-riding Royalist who thinks a small group of people justifiably own everything and take most of the opportunity. I say print money rather than collect taxes but keep doing all the things that increase productivity and expand opportunity.
Negative.
Top 10 what?Martin Hash wrote:Then you need to lay out your Top 10 so we can determine that. I only see you snark.Fife wrote:Martin Hash wrote:Fife is a free-riding Royalist who thinks a small group of people justifiably own everything and take most of the opportunity. I say print money rather than collect taxes but keep doing all the things that increase productivity and expand opportunity.
Negative.