Weird to think USA GDP same now as 1954. Just weird considering the tech developmemts etc..mind blowing
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Huh?


Was looking vs gold
Ya, whilst debt can pump the numbers, gold is the real savings metric.
The thing is you do need debt to facilitate economic growth or the entire system collapses.
Trump is in the process of issuing gold back US treasury bonds 30y as to help facilitate their debt burden
You just brought to mind the last scene of fight club
What’s the economic significance of GDP minimally increasing vs gold?
Im not an economist. In my uneducated mind its says either:
A: Americans havent improved productivity in that timeframe. (Ludicrous notion).
B: the value of the productivity gains in that timeframe have been going to money printing cantillionaires through an extractive monetary system.
You'd need to run that past a macro guru.
In either case, stack sats cause this system aint working for you
But in 1954 the US was on a gold standard and gold was a fixed price. It wasn’t until 1971 that gold was a free market asset which you would expect to grow in value as GDP grows.
Am just a geologist. Can maybe help you find the gold but not explain economic significance. Take a look at the chart on pricedingold.com. I was just looking at it and trying to wrap my head around what is value and how denominator changes the perception of numbers but am not savvy enough on economics to paint a picture on what it truly means
Actually, random thought, is this a reflection of the scale of malinvestment in a financialised system?
Gold as a malinvestment? It depends who you ask about gold 😂
Yeah Shiff certainly wouldn’t think that. I was thinking more real estate projects. That’s a common place for quick buck projects with massive debt load