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🗓️ 26 April 2020
⏱️ 73 minutes
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| 6:30.0 | If a country does this for a year, the impacts are not going to be all that noticeable. |
| 6:36.0 | But when they do it for decades on end, talk to us about what happens in that incentive structure, particularly after they do it for so long. |
| 6:43.0 | If you can grow your real economy faster, then maybe it's okay. |
| 6:48.0 | If you didn't have to stimulate, so maybe it's not a bad thing. |
| 6:52.0 | I would argue the way that the world has worked since World War II has lifted the world out of poverty. |
| 6:58.0 | It's done a lot of good things and everything else. |
| 7:01.0 | What's happening though today is the same amount of debt to create growth. |
| 7:06.0 | It's exploded every time you're creating more and more debt to pretend to drive growth. |
| 7:12.0 | When you're debasing currency every time, you're holding asset prices up. |
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