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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding
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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (3050)8/18/2019 11:36:58 PM
From: elmatador  Read Replies (1) of 13800
 
Too less people. Too many people is conductive to economic growth whereby a huge number of youngsters support a few elderly.

The inverted pyramid,

Too few people is bad for economic growth when too few youngsters support a growing number of elderly.

If that theme was important for you and you were involved in the discussions I had with THE ANT, you might recall

  • Mass migration
  • Tax payer importation
  • Population replenishment.
  • Canada with 140 Million
  • US with half billion and so on.


Today we see migration on the pages of the news papers. Then it was an important theme brought and discussed in SI by Elmat.

Where are the problems of the youth, you may be asking (noting that you are an olive man :-)

Here they are:
Your and mine kid grew without feeling cold, hungry or under threat.

That olds them (all of them) they grow devoid of animal spirits of capitalism.
They embrace soft alternativism
Lefty ideas
They believe in Emotional intelligence instead of believing the hard intelligence sort

All the above are not conductive to economic growth. Economies tank.
They don't get jobs.

But they still do well because their parents support them with the proceeds from the old economic growth of the past.
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