By: Sendy Filemon, 31 October 2008
Question, what is the underlying, most basic premise of current global economy system?
Perpetual growth
What prove to this answer? The pervasive application of interest rate to borrowed capital. An interest means that the borrower will somehow get more money in the future than what he had borrowed today. Without growth, it’s [...]
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Relation between Vocational & Computer Money and Reps & Dem leadership
So often economy and politics converge. It is political system that makes money, the blood of economy, possible; without a stable system of governing a country, no paper would be able to assume a value beyond its production cost. And it is politician who can make policies that affect the economy through laws, taxes, regulation, [...]
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