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To: sense who wrote (170167)	4/4/2021 8:10:04 AM
From: stsimon	Read Replies (1) of 217631

The nature of the problem that leaves unaddressed... is what they'll do to fix "broken currencies" without an actual deleveraging. The obvious answer is a devaluation... of all currencies relative to "it"... but, relative to what ? I would argue that a simpler solution is available, the same one that was successfully used in the United States after WWII, dramatic tax increases on the rich. The United States Federal Government has unlimited taxing ability. It will be used. IMHO.

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