/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51236885
a few people will get rich while everybody else gets fucked. Weve been in a growth recession for a hundred years

turns out "gdp go up" is a retarded metric for economic health, too bad they're so deep into vernacular they don't know how (or don't want) to communicate what's really happening.

>>51236920
>>51236933

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>>51236885
Growth recession aka inflationary recession aka STAGFLATION aka Fed pause then pivot is right around the corner. September FOMC meeting is probably the last big hike, might come in at only 50bps.

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4503400-inflationary-recession-of-1949-lessons-for-2022

>>51236885
It’s when you mean “recession” but your being sensitive to bullish and bearish investors

In an inclusionary thing (she/her)

>>51236920

>>51237012
Isn't just kinda a law of nature that a small percentage get all the gains?
And then just a standard distribution from there?

It's a minor recession, just sugar-coated to sound better than it is. If Trump was still in office they wouldn't even be making the distinction.

>>51236920
That's literally just capitalism

>>51237058
If Trump were in office unironically the bubble would still be going based people knowing MAGA was happening.
It's all just feels.
Real things exist that's that. The numbers associated are all in people's heads.

>>51237073
>capitalism
Human nature and existence you mean.

>>51236885
A growth recession is when economic output decreases in real terms but due to inflation still reports as growth

>>51237012
based

>>51236885
its called doublethink

>>51236962

nope

>>51237073
Communism is slavery and torture.

>>51236885
>growth recession
It is where there is so much inflation that there is GDP "Growth". But once you back out the inflation you see that there was no growth.

>>51237112
even if the market really were a free one

>>51236885
Ah, I think this follows the narrative that everyone should expect lower wages and more harsh taxes, for the good of the economy, while giant multi-national companies can still report record profits and growth. "Growth" for corporations, "Recession" for everyone else making less than 20mil a year.

>>51237099
We would end up with an economy managed by a watermelon seller

>>51236885
In the world of economics, there are two general factors that affect prices broadly: supply and demand. Since the Fed cannot increase the supply of commodities in any meaningful way, the only way they can broadly effect prices downwards is demand-side, meaning to fight inflation they must “destroy” demand by making it prohibitively expensive to borrow, crushing equity markets, and eliminating the much vaunted “wealth effect” that they claim rescued the US economy from the depths of 2008.

The Fed is currently intent on fighting record inflation by crushing bondholders, including holders of US Treasuries and Corporate Debt. This will have disastrous implications for the American economy at large.

The Fed is on a single-minded mission to fight inflation, [according to Jim Bianco](https://www.advisorperspectives.com/articles/2022/05/07/jim-bianco-the-fed-will-crush-inflation-and-with-it-the-stock-market)) (president and macro strategist at his own firm, Bianco Research, L.L.C.). To do that, it will crush stock prices and home values.

Buckle up frens

They're going to pump their own bags while people in the real world suffer.

>>51236885
This is literally newspeak.
I'm just waiting for Jpow to say the market is double plus good.

>>51236920

>Weve been in a growth recession for a hundred years

We most certainly have not. A literal downie could have bought Apple, Tesla, Amazon, Microsoft, or any up and coming crypto and made tons of money the past ten years.

Just because things are bleak right now doesn't mean there haven't been a ton of opportunities along the way for the observant poorfag to make money. And very likely there will be again.

“growth recession” sounds like a normie friendly way of saying stagflation

>>51237073
there is no alternative you pathetic worm, you evolved to survive not share

>>51238649
People didnt survive by being lone wolves. They shared with people they trusted on a large enough scale that if they got sick or whatever they wouldnt get killed and plundered as would happen in a free for all type scenario

>>51236885
>What the fuck is a "growth recession"?
It's newspeak for "negative growth," which was old newspeak for "decline"

>>51236962
So mega crash black swan then?

>>51236885
Next year? Dude we’re getting fucked since 2008. Nothing has changed. All the money is fake and it’s running out. Meanwhile the market is inflated. Bad numbers overall. It’s all propped up again. 1 bank run and it’s over. Just got back from the atm. Only dirty paper no new ones. That’s weird they added trillions to the economy where did it go? Oh yeah in fake state bonds and the like. We are fucked beyond believe and the normies will beg for a new currency as the banks buy everything up with their unlimited current fiat. Small businesses will slowly die out and we will be left with corporations and sleazy politicians. Since people won’t do shit.

>>51238649
>
With all the ressources in the world we could all easily survive if we'd share, but the problem is that we don't.

>>51236885
>growth for the ultra wealthy
>recession for everyone else

>>51236885
So they're basically saying "yes there will be a recession, but don't worry, it'll be a little one"?

>>51236885
>>51236933
Reminder that the United States of America is a worthless shithole that no one will miss.

>>51236885
it means he's gonna crash all the good shit that young people own that the oligarchy missed out on

Crypto
Nvidia/AMD
Cloud tech
Tesla
etc

He needs to make all the young people who profited off this shit to lose their savings. Then they will slurp it up cheap when everyone capitulates

In our time, political speech and writing are largely the defence of the indefensible… Thus political language has to consist largely of euphemism, question-begging and sheer cloudy vagueness… the great enemy of clear language is insincerity. Where there is a gap between one's real and one's declared aims, one turns as it were instinctively to long words and exhausted idioms…

my ass has some recessed growths

>>51236885
new speak

>transitory inflation
>soft landing
when "growth recession" doesn't work out what bullshit will they come up with next?

consider this, inflation hasn't been under 5% in over 40 years. and yet JPOW! keeps telling us that 2% inflation is the goal.

i don't see how anything the man says matters when he's so clearly bullshitting all of us, they all are, and have been doing so all along.

>>51236885
>>51239549
this, every jew at the fed thinks the people have too much money now because of ((inflation)) so they're slow bleeding the markets until you either lose enough money or you capitulate and sell for 50% or less.
honestly just sell everything and take your gains and wait. dont let the fed take your money

>>51236885
Powell laid it out, no growth, high unemployment
https://rumble.com/v1hgf4k-fed-chair-powell-delivers-remarks-at-the-2022-jackson-hole-symposium.html

>>51238649
literally every other first world nation is a form of socialism, or has a lot of social safety nets in place. the united states is the only fucked up first world country where we let millions suffer for the sake of maximizing profits for a few

problem, reaction, solution is the strategy

1) create a problem
2) control the reaction
3) provide the solution

they're creating the problem, we are reacting to it as intended so far by complaining how the system doesn't work. next they bring out the solution they wanted all along, the reason they created the problems in the first place.

they're going to herald cbdcs as the solution. the ability to control the money in your bank account, so they can decide what you can buy and when you can buy it. only with full and total control over the money supply can they solve the problems they created in the first place you see, so simple.

>>51237038
no, look at any european country with wealth taxes and benefits for basic needs like food/housing/healthcare for everyone

>>51240224
i could have worded that better, not control over the money supply, but control over the money directly. as things stand now, once you have your money, its your money basically and you can do with it what you see fit. thats going to change. you buy something they don't want you to buy and well, you can't, transaction denied.

It means there's not enough diesel to fuel growth in the economy but they don't want people (or governments) to default so they buy treasury bonds to force the interest rates down leaving us all with persistent inflation.

>>51236920
GameStop CHADS rise UP

>>51240236

they might put a timer on the money as well, forcing you to live paycheque to paycheque. "this dollar will expire in 30 days". a dollar that can't be used on investments unless they decide you qualify as an investor, for the sake of "consumer protection". and all kinds of other neat features are possible

>>51240253
want to buy something used? or purchase a service from someone? a peer to peer transaction with your fellow man? maybe they don't let you. maybe your dollar can only be spent on approved products from selected corporations.

maybe, they tie it all into a social credit system. where your dollar is no good if you say naughty things on the internet. and combined with the growing problem with bots (theyre going to drown out 4chan) the only solution to talk with other humans without bots will be verified digital identities. goodbye free speech.

>>51240253
They'll definitely do that with the free stimulus money they don't want you to save. They wont do that with all money though. Down payments would become a thing of the past if they did.

>>51238627
Sperg moment

>>51240294
then the money will only be good for down payments etc after a certain number of days. expired dollars will only be good for certain kinds of purchases. and then once you've transferred that dollar to whoever is receiving that down payment it becomes refreshed with no limits. and if transferred back to you it becomes expired again. that dollar and what that dollar can do will depend on who you are and what you're doing.

>>51240294
also, after a time, it will all be "free money" in the form of ubi. because the robots and ai will take so many jobs that for many if not most people, ubi will be the only option. no down payments? no problem, they don't want you to own anything anyways. the rent on your pod will be automagically deducted from your cbdc account. and if you buy too many hamburgers in a week your dollar can now no longer buy hamburgers, now you can only buy bug burgers. and if you complain online well, maybe you starve.

>>51236885
I'm submerged in water but I'm not soaked, I'm wetdry.

power tripping
happens to all humans, some of us have a very low threshold for the amount of power we can wield before we lose our minds. some people, you make them manager at a burger king or a small office and they fucking lose it and start power tripping. but even the most resistant person to power tripping, give him the power to control the economy or start a war, and he'll lose his fucking mind and start power tripping. human psychology was never designed for or never evolved for absolute power, we simply cannot handle it. and so the people in power, whoever they are, will always be power addicts, junkies addicted to power, who will lose all reason in favour of doing whatever it takes to get more.

and cbdcs, ubi, social credit, our already total surveillance state. tie it all in together and that is sooo so much power. they can't resist, its impossible for them to resist. and they'll tell themselves whatever they need to believe to justify it. do whatever it takes

Ohhh…
Husbant…
Your sociar credit are too row, your dorrars are useress
Now we are homeress….

>>51236962
They’re going to keep hiking until well into 2023, right?

>>51236885
the recession is going to grow
basically, your penis is going to get bigger as it returns to its flaccid state

>>51236962
>Be multibillionaire
>Eat trash food

:/

>>51240286
Look up geofencing. CBDC’s will have a geofencing component where, if you travel more than 25 miles away from your home without government approval, your digital wallet is frozen. You literally can’t transact. They will say this is to reduce fuel consumption due to the “climate crisis.” If you drive an EV, it will just give you a warning and then shut off. Geofencing will prevent you from freely moving about and traveling by weaponizing your digital wallet against you. It will keep you in an electronic cage.

>>51240915
makes perfect sense. i figured they would rely on self-driving cars that restrict freedom of movement, but now i see cbdcs could do the job.

in north korea they use checkpoints and the fact that few people can afford cars to prevent people travelling without government approval. tyrants sure have a hard on for restricting movement, i'm sure it gives them a nice hit of dopamine for their power trips.

>>51237378
What is Supply-Side Inflation for $2000 Alex.
Our primary inflationary pressures are inelastic sectors of the economy, namely energy and food. You can tighten credit all you want, the key drivers aren't going to be impacted. You're going to be chasing scraps to whittle away at inflation. Meanwhile, your tightened rates make expanding supply of the supply-crunched inflating goods more costly and unattractive without further price increases. They're going to pivot to holding rates steady after September as this narrative I've been talking about for 6 months reaches the mainstream (you're seeing it crop up here and there from some Nobel economists now) in conjunction with some sort of SBA or other government entity announcement for ludicrously cheap credit in certain economy sectors. It's their only way out.

>>51238591
The Fed should be re-engineered in a way that gives access to both levers. If they could somehow have impact on interest rates for businesses operating in various sectors of the economy, they could target the inelastic sectors with supply crunches with reduced or near-zero rates, while counterbalancing with higher rates on elastic more luxury sectors.

>>51240286
Orwellian but with gays and rainbows.

>>51240253
Talk about a fucking inflationary pressure. This narrative is stale and from the Covid lockdown era where the big talk was low money velocity.

>>51236885
Fuck me “growth recession “ top kek! total desperation

>>51241001
changing genders might be necessary to bump up your social credit score, might want to start practicing how to walk in high heels

>>51236885

The economy has ED

>>51236885
>"growth recession"
That's when 'they' let useless industries, companies, and/or market segments that are leeching system to die off

>>51240232
idiot faggot nigger retard

>>51239307
Sir, we prefer the term, United Corporations of Corpomerica

>>51241159
touch grass, google how euro governments work

>>51236885
KIKES
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>>51241247
>google how euro governments work
they don't
>t. european and economically literate, unlike you
get the fuck out of my board normie
reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

>>51239549
>Crypto
>Nvidia/AMD
>Cloud tech
>Tesla
All worthless trash. Good riddance.

>>51237112
if it were human nature you'd expect these patterns to be universal yet as far as we know this tendency for a few to get rich while most others suffer is unique to a specific few regions of the world and in the relatively recent 5-10k years back from now. Homo sapiens as we know it has been around for at least 1 million years and yet. Most human societies live like large families for the most part.

>>51241274
we just want healthcare

>>51240224
>>51240236
>>51240286
>>51240253
>>51240236
>>51240351
>>51240387
Take your meds schizos
>Verification not required.

>run out of people to scam via the stock market
>force people to build pensions for 30 years locked into stocks
>rugpull without them being able to do anything about it
its geniusly evil

>>51236962
I thought stagflation meant low growth and high inflation. So what the fuck does growth recession mean

>>51241419
"we grow at your expense"

>>51240232
>looks at it
Turns out its the same shit, retard

>>51236962
2 more weeks

>>51241462
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41VJudBdYXY

>>51241396
was waiting for this response, surprised it took this long. i consider it verification that i'm on the right track

>>51236885
lmao you mutts are so gullible

>>51240224
>>51240232
>>51240236
It's going to be a part of the solution, you're not wrong fren.

>>51240286
Where do we go if 4chan is gone?…

>>51241577
identity based communication tied in with a verified digital identity, with ai algorithms scanning your words for wrongthink and adjusting your social credit score accordingly impacting your ability to buy and sell through cbdcs. that will shut you up for good

>>51241656
basically reddit, facebook, twitter
even dropping an updoot on a wrongthink comment made by someone else will drop your social credit score. so if you want to afford a real beef hamburger on your birthday you'll have to be a good boy and thumbs up pro-trans comments and thumbs down "hate speech" or have your dollar restricted.

and what are you going to do about it? you won't even be allowed to complain anymore. can't even spread awareness of the problem.

and don't even think about having discussions in the real world, the cellphones in everyones pockets which could be recording at any time will process your speech through algorithms to detect any wrongspeech.

whats to stop all this from happening? why wouldn't they do this to us?

>>51240975
>Supply-Side Inflation

kek. no such thing.
Inflation has ALWAYS been a monetary phenomenon. Too much dollars chasing fewer goods. Everything you wrote was jibberish scizo talk

>>51241732
cbdcs will let them control directly whose dollars are allowed to buy which goods. too few goods? adjust the social credit score required to buy those goods higher so fewer dollars can chase them. too many dollars? put an expiration date on some of those dollars. the solution to the problem they created is that we give them more power of course.

>>51241769
they created the inflation problem in the first place by fucking the supply chains under the guise of saving us from covid and then printing a fuckload of money to save us from covid. and now the solution they will propose and enact will be cbdcs.

>>51236885
it means you better be open to the idea of cannibalism anon, cause you're gonna be hungry

All this 1984 fuckery is going to turn our civilization into a barely sentient vegetable.

Careful, you're close to doing a badthink.

>>51241577
The real world, you will finally be free

>>51236885
They're just making shit up. They're trying to prime everyone on the idea that's recession are natural, and healthy for the market. You will hear a lot the next few months on how recessions weed out bad businesses, and bad actors.

>>51237038
No, that's what everybody that profits off of the labor of a people want you to believe. Look at the USPS. Completely self sufficient government mailing service that's 100 percent unionized, and better than private sector mailers in every way. No one eats all the profits, and everyone gets paid decently. It's everything the rich hate, because it proves that we don't actually need them, or capitalism, that's why they keep trying to kill it.

>>51241577
this is the same thing as reddit

>>51242249
E>

>>51240232
That's called a welfare state, people here in the US get all that as well provided with my money.

>>51242307
minus the identities, woke moderation, updoots, and all associated baggage with reputation based communication. a place where what you say matters more then who you are so you can finally feel free to say whatever you want rather then only say what you want associated with your curated persona. the first and only time humanity has ever had that

>>51236885
Growth for them, not for you.

>>51236962
Retard

Was it this girls making cunt noises at 2am across the parking lot who poisoned my water?

>>51236962
An inflationary recession is worse than stagflation though.

Stagflation -> minimal growth, high inflation
Inflationary Recession -> negative growth, high inflation

>companies worth is determined by Jerome and his small gang
clown world, free market my ass

>>51238437
the CEO of volvo started as a watermelon seller.

>>51241347
Humanity had been warring against each other since prehistory. If humans are peaceful and loving by nature, wars and huge disparities in wealth would never happen in the first place. This kumbaya shit only exists in your fantasy.

>>51237073
T. leftoid brainlet take ignoring the elephant in the room - (moneyprinting by the government and manipulation of assets/debt)

>>51242303
Bull fucking shit. Only permanent USPS employees can benefit from joining a union, and it's very difficult to become a permanent employee. They have very high turnover due to horrible work conditions and hours.

>>51240232
But no heat

>>51240975
lol no, your whole post is pseud econ shit which isn't happening.
We're getting another 50-75 bp hike.
The crash in credit cards, auto loans and mortgages will tame inflation.
Inflationary pressures are almost entirely due to the M3 supply and the general mood of everyone. People are becoming demoralized and credit is getting expensive. Inflation will drop back to 2% in a year or less.

>>51237012
>>51236920
Based, feels good to be the top 0.1% and knowing the NPCs can’t do shit because their attention spans have been crushed and their minds have been programmed thoroughly.

>>51240975
>. You can tighten credit all you want, the key drivers aren't going to be impacted
so why do they keep on doing it?

>>51236885
>growth recession

>>51241504
>a video on an idea that has nothing to do with reality somehow represents the norm
Potemkin’s village for retards

>>51241390
Euro healthcare is shit

>>51241347
Pareto principle has been even more extreme in the past you historically illiterate npc that “thinks” time began with its birth

>>51236962

Pivot on my dick, fag

>>51242303
Lol, the USPS is absolute dogshit. If I want to ship internationally I’ll use DHL, And locally UPS does a much better job not losing my packages (there are actual studies on this, because it matters to businesses). And if I have something really important I’ll use couriers. Imagine using a government post service who has, for decades, been secretly opening and reading every letter sent.

>>51237112
Nah it's capitalism. The problem with capitalism is that it creates and untouchable class of people who have more wealth and power of monarchs of old. This leads to massive corruption and massive inequalities and it hides the real problem behind owned politicians so they are invisible to the average normie . If you're in the top 10% of society capitalism has been amazing but for everyone else it has been a complete disaster. It has successfully stripped all wealth, means of production, ownership of labor, means of defense and freedom from most people and transferred it to the ruling class. Capitalism only works if there:
>Is a hard reset on debt and ownership every 25 years or so (like the jews used to).
>If it is tightly controlled and those who own industry are forced to act in a way that benefits the whole under pain of death aka fascism.

Every system we see today in a large country is a fucking disaster for the average person. Globalism + capitalism has created such a low quality of life for 90% of people I'm amazed there hasn't been mass civil wars yet. In the 1700's people had better food, better housing, better work, better social structures; the only thing that has improved in the health system (if you're wealthy). Wages have been going down in real terms for over 50 years an no one has kicked up... the propaganda of the ruling class which has been used to keep the goyim in check has been fucking amazing since WW2 though so I tip my hat to them. Communism isn't a viable solution either and has all the same problems but wrapped up in a different package. Everything needs to be decentralized and everyone needs to become self sufficient again and that probably means a lot of death and destruction.

>>51243789
>Nah it's capitalism. The problem with capitalism is that it creates and untouchable class of people who have more wealth and power of monarchs of old.

That's corporatism.

>Everything needs to be decentralized and everyone needs to become self sufficient again and that probably means a lot of death and destruction.

That's capitalism.

>>51243023
>Inflation will drop back to 2% in a year or less.

>>51243635
it works fine, you've just been fed memes by the american right wingers about how everything must be privatised

>>51244067
>implying muttland have some sort of free-market open-source ancap healthcare with no regulations nor IP laws
topkek,
typical midwit

>>51244102
oh so the reason it isn't cheap is because of regulations and IP laws?
aka the "we never tried real communism (capitalism)!" argument

>>51237424
why is it that always when someone mentions capitalism some gorilla nigger comes screeching with muh communism! Yeah nigger communism is shit, but so is the current system that wants you to eat the bugs and live in ze pod

>>51244113
The primary source of high drug prices is monopolies granted by the government to pharmaceutical companies in the form of drug patents. Without competition in pricing, many drugs have risen out of the affordability of lower-income consumers.
>Mark Cuban of Shark Tank fame recently launched the Cost Plus Drug Company. The goal of Cost Plus is to offer medications at the cheapest prices possible, charging only a 15 percent markup and pharmacist fee.
>Gleevec generics are listed for $17.10, over $2,485 lower than the typical retail price of $2,502. Cuban’s business model might be successful if the authorities permit it to operate. Cuban’s business comes at an important time, when the looming threat of drug price controls is at our doorstep.

a study (https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/2545691)) published in JAMA (Journal of the American Medical Association) in 2016 found:
>The most important factor that allows manufacturers to set high drug prices is market exclusivity,
protected by monopoly rights awarded upon Food and Drug Administration approval and by patents.

I don't come here often but I'm very surprised how well posters know about the crazy shit government does and how giving literally trillions of dollars to billionaires isn't capitalism anymore. The "genius entrepreneurs" reddit and midwit glorify are nothing else than welfare queens and lobbying politicians.

>>51244156
Don't forget the research is funded via grants from gov, but then big pharma can sell at any price they want.
Burgers are literally paying billions so they can produce the meds that will make them bankrupt lmao. But then they'll blame the libs and students for ruining the country.

>>51243782
hate DHL, nothing but problems with it!

>>51236885
growth recession is literally a jewish invetion:
The term “growth recession” was coined by economist Solomon Fabricant, a professor at New York University and President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s chief economic adviser, in a 1972 book called “Economic Research: Retrospect and Prospect, Volume 1, The Business Cycle Today.”

https://www.nber.org/system/files/chapters/c4394/c4394.pdf

https://www.wiredprnews.com/what-is-a-growth-recession-and-why-did-the-fed-give-up-on-a-soft-landing/

>>51244359
When I encounter the term growth recession, it’s usually a long period of poor productivity improvement. It’s hard to imagine we can achieve that now with how poor government policy is.

It’s called the fed and ECB are buying all the shit bonds to try to keep it all under control. But they KNOW it’s going to cause inflation.

>>51244444
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>>51236885
Stagflation. They made up a new name for it to hide their fuck-up from the normies

>>51240215
Kill yourself faggot

>>51238734
>>51241347
Suicide. Now.

>>51244141
Because the term capitalism was literally coined to be the punching bag that Marx was going to save the world from with his 19th century shitposting
Any single mention of
>muh capitalism
is implying there is a different method of setting up the economy, which completely fucking misses the point that the natural way barter/trade has evolved over time because our brains are wired for it got turned into an edgy buzzword for people that don't understand how things work (this includes Marx as the proto modern midwit)

>>51240859
no chance we will have a crypto tier crash in the s&p long before that
what happens after that no idea, but the more conventional media is mentioning recession and stock market crash the more i tend to believe the opposite
remember nobody was talking about inflation and fed fud in october when it was timely to do so, it only really started in jan and even then was shouted down
now everyone is a permabobo and expert on inflation, i have seen this movie before

>>51236885
>Literally never heard this term used before until now.
full blown orwellian.

Is a "growth recession" the same as a "vibecession"?

>>51236885
jewish crap they teach in universities to economists and managers

>>51243789
>Is a hard reset on debt and ownership every 25 years or so (like the jews used to).
This sounds pretty stupid, though just out of curiosity, what are you referring to here?

>>51236885
If you haven't stocked up on food, supplies, ammo and firearms, you're not going to make it.

>>51243782
Nothing is worse than FedEx

>>51243789
Or we could just stop giving literally trillions to people that are already billionaires.
That's not capitalism when the state and the fed are just Blackrock and Dimon's puppets who will make sure they can enjoy the benefits of society and tax dollars, without participating themselves. Get help and free money everytime they have a bad year but are not asked to save a bit when they have a good one.

Hilariously when you suggest to do it in a marginally more fair way where the poor also get a tiny share of it, the angry midwits here have no arguments except "kill yourself".
Hundred of billions in bailouts are ok, but give a bit to poor people that have no choice to spend it and actually give it back to society is a big no no.

It can't go this way forever, the elite will start to get killed by angry mobs after the next bailouts, or maybe some politicians will seize the momentum and get in power with the promise to make a few rich people pay for this shit.

I'm swiss, and even if inequalities are insane too here, at least there's literally no poor people and anyone working 40 hours can become a millionaire before retiring just by saving.

>>51236962
is this "fed pivot" in the room with us right now?

>>51245801
It’s a system where (jewish only) lands would return to their owners every fifty years. So, if you’re 40 years into the cycle and you want to lease some jewish land, the lease can’t be for more than ten years. It keeps foreigners from finagling jewish property using financial pressure, but it’s ok for jews to do it to others.

>>51244023
Mass layoffs and a lack of available debt tends to dump inflation.

>>51236885
“Growth recession” = regular people losing their jobs while the big companies still do OK