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To: 2MAR$ who wrote (107734)10/2/2014 12:41:53 AM
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You throw more money and growth do not come. In the early stages more money translates into more productivity and economic growth.

there is the fine balance. and everything in life stands on a fine balance.

There is fine balance between: money you spend in productive asses and money that goes in to consumption. if you look to a country that has too much under 14 year old, the country can't be rich

Because there are less arms to work to carry the non working youth. They schools doctors and food. But there Like my father who ad 7 kids. No mater how much he could produce there was never a surplus.

Once the balance tends to the optimum, then there is a lot of working productive people and less idle to be carried, there are surpluses and people become better off.

Can spend more in stuff that increases quality of life. The return is no longer more. The return is now better

There is, again a fine balance between more and better.

If it tends towards the more, (meaning we have a better life but we still work hard) better stays the same. and that better can be supported by the more that we are producing. Germany and Sweden are countries that come to mind.

If that better is not tied to the more we are producing, People lose visibility of from where the money is going to come to pay for our better?
Portugal, Greece and Spain are like that. They started getting he boost of EU investment but forgot to tie that better economic life to a need to work hard and produce to pay for it.
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