robox1234 Many people said the same after the banking crisis. As we can see the opposite happened

robox1234 Professor John Hearn I will end with this,
Thomas Sowell articulated both skin in the game and the inferiority of central planning better than almost anyone else:

robox1234 There’s a connection pal, not correlated but connected.

robox1234 Professor John Hearn marianamazzucato.com/books/the-big-…

Robin Brooks Juuuust waiting for US interest rates to go down.
Patience patience…

Henric Contini robox1234 Bank_of_Brest call-151 MMT for Progressives ITV News Politics 🥱

robox1234 David McNab @[email protected] No a real book.
Your choice

Dr Rachel Clarke When Labour get in and carry on the Tory “national debt reduction” nonsense because they don’t understand how money is created and nothing in the NHS changes will people give up on the idea that it’s a political problem and agree it’s a “people” problem? Doubt it

Mike Cosgrove It would then be targeted by another financial institution, shares acquired, bought out, asset stripped and ruined forever. Isn’t that why people use it?

robox1234 thetimes.co.uk/money-mentor/i…£1%2C030%20a%20month.

Mike Cosgrove robox1234 'I checked and it was right' 😀

Professor John Hearn robox1234 Biden should pick Obama for VP Louis-Philippe Rochon Monetary Policy Institute Dr. Steve Keen Robert Hockett Michael Radzicki Ty Keynes planksip Dirk Ehnts Clint Ballinger Ann Pettifor Joseph E. Stiglitz Blair Fix @[email protected] Richard Murphy Eric Tymoigne Adam Tooze Mariana Mazzucato Ronnie J. Phillips Robert Reich Jim Stanford Mark Blyth David Andolfatto Yan Liang DT Cochrane Robert Costanza Steven Hail Brian Romanchuk Phil Dobbie Regan Boychuk Steve Keen and Friends Douglas Dialectic Simulations Of course, but there is a distinction between wealth created through productive endeavours, risk-taking and innovation on one hand vs private rent-seeking and collecting, and all of it is only possible due to legal and rights frameworks + public investment.

robox1234 Yea those articles have been around for a few years.
Have you been up CW and surrounding areas recently?

robox1234 The cause of the bull market was QE and rates getting cut.

They cut rates and created new money in 2020 then booom we had another bull market in 21/22.

robox1234 A lot of people lost opportunities because people told them not to invest after the crash.
It was the best time to invest because prices bottomed out.

robox1234 Nah mate they’re full up and there’s 11 new skyscrapers being built.
WFH messed it up a bit but it’s back to business as usual now.

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Dave Wallace for America 2024 MD-2 Bertie Figueres Professor John Hearn robox1234 If wages and prices rise at the same low/high rate, purchasing power stays the same. What am I missing? Inflation is nature’s way of telling you to increase production.

robox1234 Unmanaged Reality It’s not. The tax rate for income above £100k and up to £125140 is 40%