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i want to invest in Venezuela.

but i dont know any way to invest there.

i believe, they will change their corrupt socialist system and will be a capitalist state again.

so, Venezuela's market is ATL right now. we need to focus there.

cuz, there is a change to win x1000

i have a master's degree but i don't want to be a white color loser.

i'm thinking to be a handyman.

they can earn easily 100K in a year.

and they are their own boss.

what do you think?

>>16897487
price controls are retarded and do the opposite they purport to do.

I don't get why everyone is freaking out so much. You're only supposed to invest what you can afford to lose. Also, doesn't this HAVE to happen before we shoot up again?

Lincoln implemented the fucking income tax, centralized the US currency, and took us off the gold standard and issued worthless fiat monopoly money instead.

JFK was the author of the 1965 Immigration Act that flooded the United States with shitskins and permanently ruined us demographically (before you think you are really clever for pointing out dates, yes he did author it, but it wasn't passed until after his assassination).

If you idealize either of these people you are either evil or retarded.

>>5506772
>Companies that stupid should be allowed to fail.
t. some lofty sub 100k child on an anime imageboard that doesn't understand economic collapse

we are in the era where a literal fork of dogecoin can go 147x

why.

I lost 2/3 of my Money in LAToken

how do I recover

Stellar/Chainlink?

If you have an inaccurate/wrong methodology for determining truth, anything that you say that is correct is the result of pure happenstance and lends no support to your general theories. e.g. the witchdoctor who stares at chicken bones and predicts rain should not be considered an accurate weatherman if it indeed does happen to rain the next day. Even if he does it a few days in a row does not validate the methodology, nor does an insistence that "well we need to 'fine tune' it in a few places" upon being shown wrong carry any weight for the chicken bone theory of weather prediction.

The point I'm making is that methodology is everything, and the only people who actually "get" economics and have a systematic method of determining how economies actually function are Austrian economists.

Stay away from Keynes, Paul Samuelson, Krugman, and even Chicago school people like Friedman.

The single greatest beginner's intro to economics is Frederic Bastiat's "That Which Is Seen, And That Which Is Not Seen".
http://bastiat.org/en/twisatwins.html

After that I would look at the lectures of Murray Rothbard on youtube or Mises.org and choose topics that interest you. Once you get a solid footing in the basics the single greatest work on economics is "Man, Economy, and State" by Murray ROthbard which systematically goes through the entirety of economic theory starting with axiomatic truths.