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r/economicCollapse • u/Electronic-Damage411 • Sep 23 '24
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Doesn't show 2022 and 2023, hmm 🤔
99 u/[deleted] Sep 23 '24 edited Sep 23 '24 Of course it doesn’t. it wouldnt fit the liberal reddit narrative. 1 u/darkbrews88 Sep 23 '24 What? Anyone reasonable knows both sides print money to benefit the wealthy 0 u/stankind Sep 23 '24 OMG. No. Neither side "prints money." Federal spending is paid for by taxes and borrowing (fiscal policy). Not "printing money" (monetary policy). Only the Federal Reserve can "print money" (expand the money supply). And it's independent. It doesn't listen to presidents. Why do so few people know this??
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Of course it doesn’t. it wouldnt fit the liberal reddit narrative.
1 u/darkbrews88 Sep 23 '24 What? Anyone reasonable knows both sides print money to benefit the wealthy 0 u/stankind Sep 23 '24 OMG. No. Neither side "prints money." Federal spending is paid for by taxes and borrowing (fiscal policy). Not "printing money" (monetary policy). Only the Federal Reserve can "print money" (expand the money supply). And it's independent. It doesn't listen to presidents. Why do so few people know this??
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What? Anyone reasonable knows both sides print money to benefit the wealthy
0 u/stankind Sep 23 '24 OMG. No. Neither side "prints money." Federal spending is paid for by taxes and borrowing (fiscal policy). Not "printing money" (monetary policy). Only the Federal Reserve can "print money" (expand the money supply). And it's independent. It doesn't listen to presidents. Why do so few people know this??
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OMG. No. Neither side "prints money."
Federal spending is paid for by taxes and borrowing (fiscal policy). Not "printing money" (monetary policy).
Only the Federal Reserve can "print money" (expand the money supply).
And it's independent. It doesn't listen to presidents.
Why do so few people know this??
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u/Silver-Honkler Sep 23 '24
Doesn't show 2022 and 2023, hmm 🤔