/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24573285
Here's a better graph. OP's is definitely exaggerated but at the same time, the gradual loss of wealth in younger generations is clear

>>24542493
>>24542973
>>24543159
Continue

And as the government get's in on the fiat system to prevent that overproduction by stimulating demand it also saves shit investments.

Thus now we have government stimulating to increase shit of things like stonks while the real economy is bleeding.
Or governments stimulating to prevent real estate prices going down which has rekt a generation but if they went down they would rekt the banking system.

Basically we live in clown world thanks to keynes , this stimulation shit to prevent overproduction as i pointed is a purely fiat system problem since overproduction is not a problem in a non fiat system.

And every time they stimulate to increase demand for the worthless shit the economy get's more and more disconnected to reality to the point that the things they are stimulating now like real estate prices are harming society and wil lead to a full blown communist revolution since those that own nothing will vote to seize everything.

Seriously keynsians are evil son of a bitches, they have infiltrated all higher education to shill this shit that they saved capitalism when keynes himself was probably a soviet spy.

>>24242308
>>24242418

Now you may be asking what the hell does rome has to do with the renaissance or gold.
Well gold is a natural currency due to it's high stock to flow ratio(the mined stock per year is too small relative to the existing stock) this gives gold a yearly inflation of around 1.50%.

The problem with gold is that as a currency it's horrible and hard to transport and protect , in fact the byzantines adopted gold as the official currency due to what i mentioned above but the public still had a fiat currency for everything except paying taxes.
So to pay taxes people needed to exchange fiat for gold and then pay the taxes in gold , this gave the government in the eastern roman empire the ability to balance budgets on a currency with 1.50% yearly inflation.

So europe ends up getting out of the dark ages and gold is once again a currency, then spain discovers the americas and brings lot's of gold to europe destroying it's economy since this sudden intro of gold caused massive inflation ironically

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_treasure_fleet

>>24233715
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/BOGMBASE

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=gI4A

>>24066129
https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/

KEYNES DELENDA EST

>>23991192
NOT FUCKING SELLING
NOT NOW
NOT AT 20K
NOT AT 50K
NOT AT 100K
NOT AT 300K
NOT AT 500K
AND NOT ON
1 MILLION USD

I AM NEVER FUCKING SELLING MY BITIES UNTIL WE ARE THE STANDARD

FUCK BOOMERS
FUCK KEYNES
FUCK AUGUST 15 1971
PIC RELATED WILL BE REVERTED

WE WILL TAKE THE FUTURE THEY STOLE TO US

>>23961464
>but are they really that powerful as an interest group?

https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/

They are the only generation alive that accumulated wealth during the gold standard then they had 49 years of fiat currency pumping the assets they accumulated.

Pic related is their power and it's the same all around the west since the gold standard ended internationally due to bretton woods falling on august 1971 all around the world.