/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16986828
Truth bomb right here.

>>16891264
You can usually just find information directly on government websites relevant to your jurisdiction. I would only engage in it if you have some method of building wealth extralegally, because pretty much every functional welfare system worldwide won't survive the coming global demographic crash over the next couple of decades.

>>16624454
Zerohedge exclusively. Other news isn't apocalyptic enough for me, it's my favorite genre.

>>16138157
Based

Let's be honest, the whole bottom class is made up of genetic mutants birthed with technology without which they would have died in child birth, are feed and clothed by a unsustainable welfare system without which they would perish during a mild winter, and are heroically treated with medicine created and funded by their betters, without which they would gracelessly expire from being a fat, disgusting slug, only ever a burden on society.

>>15772288
>>15772294
>Adopting a political philosophy based on internet memes on a Norwegian boating forum
>Coomuting is worse than being a reject living on neetbux
>Thinking socialism has any sort of long term viability
I've got bad news for both of you

>>12381735

>Just posts a unlabeled graph with a line approaching the y-axis
>Heh, gotcha kiddo

Why don't you make a feeble attempt at tying to convince me decreasing profits is a bad thing? Like literally, how do you envision this ruining people's lives? Supermarkets run at a 1 to 2% net margin yet manage to improve every year and provide cheap food.

>You've never discovered value you meanie!
Sure I have, many times. I've picked up money off the ground, I've picked up wood off the ground for a campfire, seashells at the sea, (no gold nuggets yet unfortunately). There are fucktons of discoverable value just lying on the ground. Usually it is low value, but it is not NO value, and my picking it up or using it doesn't change it's value. If it is worth enough you can sell the information of its location even. This is really just an asside though. The real issue: labor has a variable, subjective, and sometimes negative, value that CANNOT be determined by individual people or organizations. Through the market, some people will pay too much for labor, some will pay too little, and an assumed true value is somewhere between, changing constantly, every second of every day for eternity, dependent on trillions of variables spanning the literal universe. That's whats crazy about the labor theory of value: the gargantuan wreckless hubris of assuming you KNOW.

>Pick related: Venezuelans having fun downtown after trying to control the value of labor.

>>12211896
John Locke: 1632-1704

United States of America/constitutional Capitalism: 1776-present

send this pathetic thread to the 9th page. were done here

>>12112545

Exactly my point from earlier frendo
>>12111130

>>12065518

Not just SA banks, but other global banks stupid enough to lend on the private market to SA.

This is what happens when the PC brigade takes a terrorist murderer and pretends he's black Jesus so they can have the ex-colonial diverse (black) socialist State they've always wanted. Works every time 0% of the time.

Hi frens, Venezuela is hitting 1,000,000% inflation this year, it needs your expertise on how to fix their country.

>>4776234
Yes it's Venzuela, the contry with the worst economy decitions in the last 2 years will lunch his crypto.

Idk if this help the crypto reputaiton as being one of the first contrys to adopt crypto or fuck it all because you know... Venzeual

https://twitter.com/VTVcanal8/status/937402096198012928