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[Anonymous No.1801384]

Keynes was a fucking genius man. There are some open ended questions on my end about the way debt works in his system. Like, if savings have to equal investments, does that mean that the amount of debt contracted for new investments is always going to be more than the last year because of the gap in savings? For instance, savings consists of investing and paying off debt, and is that not his definition? Is that included in his definition of net income? Then why isn't it anywhere in his equation for net income?

[Anonymous No.1802170]

>>1801384
Keynes must have been some trickster for creating a scheme to generate real purchasing power regardless of the capacity of the fund and despite economic growth.

What happens when the trillions sidelined get unleashed? I'll give you a hint, it'll be super groovy x3.

[Anonymous No.1803242]

War on cash, print more money, more expropiations.

Everything is planned.

[Anonymous No.1803248]

never go full retard

[Anonymous No.1804036]

>a genius
>couldn't even do basic math

lmao