Reasonable to whom? (Hint: Not the impoverished, and there are a lot of those) Or simply a twisted rationalization so some can sleep better at night? I would recommend you read "Broken Money" by Lyn Alden. There's are some serious systemic thumbs on the "globalization" scale, and those thumbs are the same outfits spewing the narrative you're parrotting. Get the book. We can resume this in…
读读 Lyn Alden 的《Broken Money》，你会得到一个完全不同的视角。当前的石油美元体系里可没什么仁慈可言。它实际上让较小的经济体沦为了 The Fed（美联储）决策的奴隶；更别说再加上世界银行了……
Read Lyn Alden's "Broken Money" you'll get a very different perspective. There's not much benevolence in the current petrodollar system. It effectively enslaves smaller economies to decisions of The Fed; then add in the World Bank…
I’m currently reading Broken Money by Lyn Alden and it has given me a much improved perspective about why things like this are the way they are as a consequence of history and monetary policy. Very interesting.
…debt in some amount and GDP in some amount, and saying the ratio of those two is all we need to understand and not worry. btw, for bonus points, read the first three or four chapters from Lyn Alden's "Broken Money". https://www.lynalden.com/broken-money/
…improvements in technology, productivity, efficiency, globalization, etc. why are prices going up at all? Who benefits from a system that runs complete counter to logic? I recently finished Lyn Alden's "Broken Money" and highly recommend it, especially the first four sections. https://www.lynalden.com/broken-money/
I recently read "Broken Money" by Lyn Alden and recommend it. The chapters on what is money, the history of money, and so on, were very educational. One of my key takeaways was: The economic system and the sociopolitical system sits…
对谁来说合理？（提示：穷人肯定不觉得合理，而且穷人可多得很）还是说这纯粹是一种扭曲的合理化说辞，好让某些人晚上睡得更安稳？我建议你读读 Lyn Alden 的《Broken Money》（坏掉的货币）。“全球化”的天平上有极其严重的系统性人为操控，而背后伸手的正是兜售你所复读的那套叙事的同一拨利益集团。去买这本书吧。我们可以在……之后继续讨论这个话题
Reasonable to whom? (Hint: Not the impoverished, and there are a lot of those) Or simply a twisted rationalization so some can sleep better at night? I would recommend you read "Broken Money" by Lyn Alden. There's are some serious systemic thumbs on the "globalization" scale, and those thumbs are the same outfits spewing the narrative you're parrotting. Get the book. We can resume this in…
读读 Lyn Alden 的《Broken Money》，你会得到一个完全不同的视角。当前的石油美元体系里可没什么仁慈可言。它实际上让较小的经济体沦为了 The Fed（美联储）决策的奴隶；更别说再加上世界银行了……
Read Lyn Alden's "Broken Money" you'll get a very different perspective. There's not much benevolence in the current petrodollar system. It effectively enslaves smaller economies to decisions of The Fed; then add in the World Bank…
我目前正在读 Lyn Alden 的《Broken Money》，它让我对这类事情为什么会演变成如今这样有了好得多的认识，明白了历史与货币政策带来的后果。非常引人入胜。
I’m currently reading Broken Money by Lyn Alden and it has given me a much improved perspective about why things like this are the way they are as a consequence of history and monetary policy. Very interesting.
……一定数量的债务和一定数量的 GDP，然后说只要看两者的比率我们就能搞明白且不用担心了。顺便说一句，想加深理解的话，去读读 Lyn Alden 的《Broken Money》前三四章吧。https://www.lynalden.com/broken-money/
…debt in some amount and GDP in some amount, and saying the ratio of those two is all we need to understand and not worry. btw, for bonus points, read the first three or four chapters from Lyn Alden's "Broken Money". https://www.lynalden.com/broken-money/
……技术、生产力、效率、全球化等各方面都有了进步，那为什么物价还在全面上涨？谁从一个完全违背逻辑的体系中获益？我最近刚读完 Lyn Alden 的《Broken Money》，强烈推荐，尤其是前四个部分。https://www.lynalden.com/broken-money/
…improvements in technology, productivity, efficiency, globalization, etc. why are prices going up at all? Who benefits from a system that runs complete counter to logic? I recently finished Lyn Alden's "Broken Money" and highly recommend it, especially the first four sections. https://www.lynalden.com/broken-money/
我最近读了 Lyn Alden 的《Broken Money》，很推荐。关于什么是货币、货币的历史等章节非常有启发性。我的核心收获之一是：经济体系和社会政治体系坐落在……
I recently read "Broken Money" by Lyn Alden and recommend it. The chapters on what is money, the history of money, and so on, were very educational. One of my key takeaways was: The economic system and the sociopolitical system sits…