I don't get into specifics so much, actually none at all ;
what trying to do instead, in multiple areas of derivatives, - to form understanding of fundamental truths/concepts.
(reading between the lines, if one could say so)
Thus, down below, very simple concept and a point of view/perspective.
(mentioned it before few times, but there was no response)
Those countries/unions, that end up printing money out of the thin air, to save their economy, will end up winning the game in these times, because, their companies/business will be saved (at least temporary - until doomsday's crap hits the fence)
and later on, will be able , to acquire the companies/assets from countries abroad,
that haven't printed anything and experienced a minor/major crisis in full effect, without unlimited supply of fake money.
So in order to stay in the game, if a country/union has a chance to do so, it must print, otherwise, those who print, will buy out ,,your'' companies later on, with their money out of the thin air.
The end of this printing game, will be fascinating (time scale unknown), in a most unpleasant way, sadly and ironically (unsurprisingly tho,since everything is so connected), even for those, who haven't printed anything except Christmas cards.
Regular machine shop early 20th century. The Government Printing Office between 1909 and 1932.
what trying to do instead, in multiple areas of derivatives, - to form understanding of fundamental truths/concepts.
(reading between the lines, if one could say so)
Thus, down below, very simple concept and a point of view/perspective.
(mentioned it before few times, but there was no response)
Those countries/unions, that end up printing money out of the thin air, to save their economy, will end up winning the game in these times, because, their companies/business will be saved (at least temporary - until doomsday's crap hits the fence)
and later on, will be able , to acquire the companies/assets from countries abroad,
that haven't printed anything and experienced a minor/major crisis in full effect, without unlimited supply of fake money.
So in order to stay in the game, if a country/union has a chance to do so, it must print, otherwise, those who print, will buy out ,,your'' companies later on, with their money out of the thin air.
The end of this printing game, will be fascinating (time scale unknown), in a most unpleasant way, sadly and ironically (unsurprisingly tho,since everything is so connected), even for those, who haven't printed anything except Christmas cards.
Regular machine shop early 20th century. The Government Printing Office between 1909 and 1932.
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