"Since just before the financial crisis the top 1% have added $20 trillion to their assets while the bottom 50% have added a mere $1.5 trillion between them.
With an asset appreciation of $21.5T between the 2 groups the top 1% took 93% of the gain. This is the result of a monetary system that is entirely focused on managing the economy with asset prices"
Billionaires got 54% richer during pandemic, sparking calls for "wealth tax"
It's pretty simple. The rich could engineer price inflation
BUT,
The working man could never engineer wage inflation.
Key to this arrangement were the (tribe) FED heads. The FED heads (except for Volker, a Presbyterian) argued that we must have 2% price inflation per year. This required about 6% currency inflation to accomplish. Volker came out and clearly stated that there is NO justification for a 2% inflation target. Not to a goy, anyhow.
The wet-ink money went straight to the banker & speculator class. They didn't care about price inflation because they were hooked up to the money machine.
The price of gold was surprised to hide the effects of inflation on REAL money.
This loss of purchasing power for the working man necessitated that he work much harder. He couldn't afford to slack off if he wanted to have a family,,,, or continue eating.
It didn't matter how much wealth he produced, he would get his hourly wage.
ALL savings were funnelled into the commercial banks for them to speculate. They used your money to front-run EVERYTHING.
If that amount of money wasn't enough for them to buy up everything, the FED tossed in a few more $trillion to them.,
4/21 Opportunities abound as the commodities super cycle ramps up – TT
Yep, they are planning on a huge price rise in commodities. They believe that they can squeeze us that much more.
BUT, it takes money to buy commodities. It has been well proven that all spending stops when the stimulus checks stop.
We'll see.
The hot money has driven the price of housing to extreme highs.
The number of owner-occupied houses has barely risen since 1985.
EVERYBODY wants to buy a house and rent it out at some astronomical price.
Klaus Schwab tells us that in 10 years, you won't own anything, you will rent everything"
Michael Hudson has a lot to say about this arrangement.
Michael Hudson - Changes in Superimperialism
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtHX23Trvy4
Polarisation, Then a Crash: Michael Hudson on the Rentier Economy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQZkBkAIFfw
Debt And Power - With Michael Hudson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJBi7sfTZuY
With an asset appreciation of $21.5T between the 2 groups the top 1% took 93% of the gain. This is the result of a monetary system that is entirely focused on managing the economy with asset prices"
Billionaires got 54% richer during pandemic, sparking calls for "wealth tax"
It's pretty simple. The rich could engineer price inflation
BUT,
The working man could never engineer wage inflation.
Key to this arrangement were the (tribe) FED heads. The FED heads (except for Volker, a Presbyterian) argued that we must have 2% price inflation per year. This required about 6% currency inflation to accomplish. Volker came out and clearly stated that there is NO justification for a 2% inflation target. Not to a goy, anyhow.
The wet-ink money went straight to the banker & speculator class. They didn't care about price inflation because they were hooked up to the money machine.
The price of gold was surprised to hide the effects of inflation on REAL money.
This loss of purchasing power for the working man necessitated that he work much harder. He couldn't afford to slack off if he wanted to have a family,,,, or continue eating.
It didn't matter how much wealth he produced, he would get his hourly wage.
ALL savings were funnelled into the commercial banks for them to speculate. They used your money to front-run EVERYTHING.
If that amount of money wasn't enough for them to buy up everything, the FED tossed in a few more $trillion to them.,
4/21 Opportunities abound as the commodities super cycle ramps up – TT
Yep, they are planning on a huge price rise in commodities. They believe that they can squeeze us that much more.
BUT, it takes money to buy commodities. It has been well proven that all spending stops when the stimulus checks stop.
We'll see.
The hot money has driven the price of housing to extreme highs.
The number of owner-occupied houses has barely risen since 1985.
EVERYBODY wants to buy a house and rent it out at some astronomical price.
Klaus Schwab tells us that in 10 years, you won't own anything, you will rent everything"
Michael Hudson has a lot to say about this arrangement.
Michael Hudson - Changes in Superimperialism
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtHX23Trvy4
Polarisation, Then a Crash: Michael Hudson on the Rentier Economy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQZkBkAIFfw
Debt And Power - With Michael Hudson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJBi7sfTZuY
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