synnejye

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by synnejye 5y ago
Then they must have be doing something wrong? Obviously people would not be foregoing free money if it was easy to get. You are arguing that people would not spend "free" 100 usd on their rent if the money/voucher was directe
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by synnejye 6y ago
Well, I am from Europe... I disagree. :)
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by synnejye 6y ago
No, this is absurd. So you would let all media companies censor someone "because they don't like him"? The only reason you trust private media companies is because they are supposed to be as neutral as possible, not political
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by synnejye 6y ago
Yeah, the US just kills civilians around the world at will, invading whatever country they think they own.
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by synnejye 6y ago
It's effectively not 0, as explained by tveyben and others :) There's a fee that they charge and can change whenever they feel like it.
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by synnejye 6y ago
> When the government releases more cash into the market, the supply of cash is increased. When people have a larger supply of cash, they can pay more for goods and services. If the cash infusion is at a certain level, prices may not inc
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by synnejye 6y ago
> Inflation literally is money printing. Price increases is not inflation. Price increases can be caused by inflation. Prices can remain nominally the same while money supply has increased. Well, in today's world it is. Yes, not acc
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by synnejye 6y ago
Disagree. :-) Printing money does not automatically lead to inflation. Since inflation is just the price of stuff rising, the question becomes, when do prices rise? The price can rise for multiple reasons: The price can rise because the com
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by synnejye 6y ago
This article makes no sense? There is a fundamental difference between issuing a random "IOU" (like anyone can do) and an "IOU" which is universally accepted as payment (ie money - which banks do). I'm sure I could