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2020-03-31 at 9:07 AM UTCMight inflate my gfThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2020-03-31 at 10:08 AM UTCYou present quite a persuasive argument there professor.
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2020-03-31 at 10:18 AM UTCThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2020-04-01 at 3:51 AM UTC
Originally posted by ORACLE It's going to be no worse than when people get their tax returns, which is not at all.
Most of this money will not be used to buy food etc so much as it will be used to balance the books on rent, bill and debt payments. The purpose of this stimulus isn't really extra money, it is to prevent the economic crisis from also turning into a fiscal crisis.
The fact is that no actual economic capacity has gone away. It's just that the economy is like a shark and stays alive by staying in motion, and the flow has stopped in many areas. So they need to be helped to stay alive and that's what this helps.
There are going to be bailouts for companies paying salaries, equipment and inputs without any services actually rendered which can cause inflation.
I don't think trumpbux are going to have any affect on inflation but the mad scramble for jobs and work and equipment as companies have to reconfigure how they do business post epidemic is going to cause inflation too. There are going to be more costs going into making products re. lost wages and income that will be absorbed by the consumer. Real Wages have been stagnant for so long goods are going to rise before wages do. -
2020-04-01 at 7:32 AM UTC
Originally posted by Sudo There are going to be bailouts for companies paying salaries, equipment and inputs without any services actually rendered which can cause inflation.
I don't think trumpbux are going to have any affect on inflation but the mad scramble for jobs and work and equipment as companies have to reconfigure how they do business post epidemic is going to cause inflation too. There are going to be more costs going into making products re. lost wages and income that will be absorbed by the consumer. Real Wages have been stagnant for so long goods are going to rise before wages do.
Falcon is arguing that you can lose the real economy, and replace it with printing press money, and there won't be inflation.
Losing the real economy and replacing it with printing press money is exactly what they do over and over in the third world - for instance Zimbabwe.
Of course printing out $2 trillion (I am hearing $4.5 trillion now) is going to cause prices to rise and the economy to distort. There is no way it couldn't.
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2020-04-01 at 7:45 AM UTCThis is one big plan to fuck over the world economy and turn every state Communist.
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2020-04-01 at 8:47 AM UTC
Originally posted by Sudo There are going to be bailouts for companies paying salaries, equipment and inputs without any services actually rendered which can cause inflation.
I don't think trumpbux are going to have any affect on inflation but the mad scramble for jobs and work and equipment as companies have to reconfigure how they do business post epidemic is going to cause inflation too. There are going to be more costs going into making products re. lost wages and income that will be absorbed by the consumer. Real Wages have been stagnant for so long goods are going to rise before wages do.
Abdullah, the government does not print money to finance bailouts.
The purpose of this stimulus is to provide a fiscal stopgap and that's it. There will not suddenly be bread and circuses going on. This is one thing and one thing only: a big dynamic pause button.
It is for allowing payments so people and businesses aren't evicted, closed etc while waiting this out. That's the thing. Economically, the only thing that has changed is that people are not allowed to congregate. This is not the 2008 crash or a regular depression. That's the key. The only problem is fiscal, which is what this addresses. Next year people's tax returns will be garnished and recovery will begin off the corporate end. -
2020-04-01 at 8:50 AM UTC
Originally posted by Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country Falcon is arguing that you can lose the real economy, and replace it with printing press money, and there won't be inflation.
Losing the real economy and replacing it with printing press money is exactly what they do over and over in the third world - for instance Zimbabwe.
Of course printing out $2 trillion (I am hearing $4.5 trillion now) is going to cause prices to rise and the economy to distort. There is no way it couldn't.
That's silly money. Way more than was printed back in 2008/2009/the Great Recession.
The government doesn't "print money" for bailouts. How your malformed brain manages to persistently spout uninformed bullshit without feeling constantly embarassed is a petit miracle.
Like every time in these threads, you can only insist on lying and replying third party to someone else with some supremely retarded shit I never said that is only the case in your broken, developmentally challenged mind.
You aren't interested in learning the basic facts because you aren't interested in being informed, you are just an inbred who has no motor control over the urges that drive and animate you into retarded action. Kill yourself. -
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