When you break the connection between money creation and physical GDP growth (i.e. financial removed), and start printing wantonly, you get more financial GDP growth, but the physical real GDP growth does not grow that much faster, and neither does the compensation for it.
It's the last hurrah of this current monetary system, the final crescendo of which we will witness within a decade.
When you break the connection between money creation and physical GDP growth (i.e. financial removed), and start printing wantonly, you get more financial GDP growth, but the physical real GDP growth does not grow that much faster, and neither does the compensation for it.
It's the last hurrah of this current monetary system, the final crescendo of which we will witness within a decade.