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Strategies & Market Trends : 2026 TeoTwawKi ... 2032 Darkest Interregnum
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To: THE ANT who wrote (147962)4/25/2019 12:40:33 PM
From: Maurice Winn   of 218265
 
if debt created money stops growing and yet there are lots of unsold goods that people want to buy then money must be created in a different manner

But there are always megatons of unsold goods and services that people want to buy. Selling more is what all companies I have met have wanted to do. If they are limited in capacity they put prices up to increase their profit and reduce the number of people wanting to buy.

If they aren't getting enough customers they lower their prices or stop producing.

Lowering prices is no problem. There's no vicious spiral. Of course if evil bossy people do things like making it illegal to work and illegal to hire people, via minimum legal wage, then those vicious government people do create a vicious spiral.

Those evil people who rob savers to give the money to themselves and political friends to buy stuff destroy the will to save and they destroy free enterprise by removing incentive. When capital is destroyed capitalism is destroyed. Instead of investing in good things people increase supply of what those evil people want = business class travel to nice places, yummy food, fancy hotels, flash cars, cool clothes .

A little dilution is a royalty rate people will accept but greed knows no bounds. Greed is the root of all evil. The royalty rate is soon increased and finally in a paroxysm of poverty we have the $1 trillion Zimbabwe bank note.

A constant money quantity is a good thing. If numbers of people increase then prices will fall. People will work for fewer $ per hour.

That's no problem. The money they earn will buy more. Another good thing us that taxes would fall so that greedy evil people would have less money to spend on themselves and political patrons. Heck, they would have to get a real job = arrggghhh.

Mqurice
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