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Leftists are monetizing the debt, and they are doing it on purpose, although in fairness, they have outside influences that they have to deal with, but in reality, that is what they wanted to do in the 1st place.
What does this mean?
It means that it does many things.
1. The money you borrowed for all of your ideas, is paid back with dollars worth far less than you originally borrowed, if you are the federal government. It also allows you to borrow more dollars, to do new ideas. It actually allows the feds to pay back LESS THAN 50 cents on a dollar borrowed as of this writing, as far as the actual value of the dollars repaid.
2. It is a large transfer of wealth scheme. If you have a nest egg, you are losing value through inflation. Unless you can find an investment vehicle to grow your investment beyond what inflation is, part of your wealth is transferred to the government.
3. It pushes you into a higher tax bracket, if you can convince your employer to keep your pay match with inflation.
4. Through government, market manipulations, they raise prices on commodities they want you to use less of.
How does this work exactly?
Glad you asked---------------------> There are 2 ways your government can raise taxes on you, or maybe more, but for this exercise, we will use the 2 that are important------------->
A. They can just raise your rate. If I pay 22%, they change it to 23% or higher. Straight forward. In essence, they tell us our fed tax rate is going up.
B. Or, they can print more money that can NOT be soaked up by economic expansion by goods in the pipeline.
Huh? I don't get it! Told you it was wonky, lol.
Here is how it works--------------------> I can raise your rates, or I can print more money. You still have the same amount of dollars, just worth LESS. Now the money I printed, I can use for the projects I want. Even if I inject the money into the economy, I get to tax money that was never there before once you spend or invest it, should you get your hands on any of it.
If anyone benefits from this, it is the rich, never the poor or middle class. The rich have the most disposable income to move around their investments, and use that ability to stay reasonably stable. On the other hand, the middle class has most of their equity tied into their home, and the poor are lucky to have any investments at all. In essence, the Left is creating the next debate to change the minimum wage from 15 to 18, 19, or 20 bucks an hr, because their policies have left the poor behind.
You doubt what I am telling you?
Then consider this----------------------> Let us use an easy round number, 1000 dollars. Now this is the total output of the US. For sake of debate, let us print 1000 more, but the fed has it. Now they have 1000 to spend, and your dollars value just got cut by 50%. No way, you say! Yes way! It will take awhile, but that new 1000 bucks will find its way into the economy, because the feds buy stuff from people/company's/corporations. Once they get it, they will eventually spend it, pay stockholders, or just reinvest it on new tech.
If you are middle class or poor, on a fixed income, use a minute to look up monetizing the debt. You will see what I say is true, and you should be aware of it if in either political party, because neither are exempt from trying to pull off this economic trick on you! I know, it is dry subject, but knowing how these people try to screw you, helps you decide the best path forward.
I will post 1 link, but there are many different links and ways to explain it, all bad for you! Good luck all. https://files.stlouisfed.org/files/htdocs/publications/review/84/12/Monetizing_Dec1984.pdf
What does this mean?
It means that it does many things.
1. The money you borrowed for all of your ideas, is paid back with dollars worth far less than you originally borrowed, if you are the federal government. It also allows you to borrow more dollars, to do new ideas. It actually allows the feds to pay back LESS THAN 50 cents on a dollar borrowed as of this writing, as far as the actual value of the dollars repaid.
2. It is a large transfer of wealth scheme. If you have a nest egg, you are losing value through inflation. Unless you can find an investment vehicle to grow your investment beyond what inflation is, part of your wealth is transferred to the government.
3. It pushes you into a higher tax bracket, if you can convince your employer to keep your pay match with inflation.
4. Through government, market manipulations, they raise prices on commodities they want you to use less of.
How does this work exactly?
Glad you asked---------------------> There are 2 ways your government can raise taxes on you, or maybe more, but for this exercise, we will use the 2 that are important------------->
A. They can just raise your rate. If I pay 22%, they change it to 23% or higher. Straight forward. In essence, they tell us our fed tax rate is going up.
B. Or, they can print more money that can NOT be soaked up by economic expansion by goods in the pipeline.
Huh? I don't get it! Told you it was wonky, lol.
Here is how it works--------------------> I can raise your rates, or I can print more money. You still have the same amount of dollars, just worth LESS. Now the money I printed, I can use for the projects I want. Even if I inject the money into the economy, I get to tax money that was never there before once you spend or invest it, should you get your hands on any of it.
If anyone benefits from this, it is the rich, never the poor or middle class. The rich have the most disposable income to move around their investments, and use that ability to stay reasonably stable. On the other hand, the middle class has most of their equity tied into their home, and the poor are lucky to have any investments at all. In essence, the Left is creating the next debate to change the minimum wage from 15 to 18, 19, or 20 bucks an hr, because their policies have left the poor behind.
You doubt what I am telling you?
Then consider this----------------------> Let us use an easy round number, 1000 dollars. Now this is the total output of the US. For sake of debate, let us print 1000 more, but the fed has it. Now they have 1000 to spend, and your dollars value just got cut by 50%. No way, you say! Yes way! It will take awhile, but that new 1000 bucks will find its way into the economy, because the feds buy stuff from people/company's/corporations. Once they get it, they will eventually spend it, pay stockholders, or just reinvest it on new tech.
If you are middle class or poor, on a fixed income, use a minute to look up monetizing the debt. You will see what I say is true, and you should be aware of it if in either political party, because neither are exempt from trying to pull off this economic trick on you! I know, it is dry subject, but knowing how these people try to screw you, helps you decide the best path forward.
I will post 1 link, but there are many different links and ways to explain it, all bad for you! Good luck all. https://files.stlouisfed.org/files/htdocs/publications/review/84/12/Monetizing_Dec1984.pdf
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