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If people are delaying purchasing decisions it’s because thats what is best for them in their circumstances. I constantly delay buying more chairs because i don’t need them right now but i do spend on food fuel and shelter that i do need. If people lose their jobs it’s because they are doing something unnecessary or wasteful. They should do something else rather than be propped up by money printing. What is an example of a country where they print lots of money and standards of living and purchasing power increases?
2025-08-11 13:04:50 from 1 relay(s) ↑ Parent 1 replies ↓
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I'll choose my words carefully, because it's possible that we'll fall into a very repetitive trap of making the same arguments that have been made around these topics for centuries 😃 I assume you accept that economics is not a zero-sum game? For example, living standards have improved pretty consistently over centuries, for example with technology and process improvements? Neither of us think that a central planner can make perfect decisions, but we agree that governments can make harmful decisions? Is that okay so far?
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