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Originally Posted by NoRush993/951
GDP is no longer a relevant figure. It includes government spending which is all debt driven and healthcare insurance and pharmaceutical prescription cost increases. The real number is most likely -10% on an annual basis. It's simply peak debt. Study France at the end of the 1700's. History repeats.
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Ohhh mg. How interesting. I see population growth at 1.6% and as such with more people your economy expands. Economies rumble on as people need to eat and live.
That said the long term trajectory has been an economic deflation of the global economy of scale as the consumers are tapped out with heavy debt loads. Thus your negative gdp rate. The only reason why you get a slightly positive growth rate is because of an activist monetary policy and continued deficit spending which is used to stabilize the economy.
Otherwise I presume you have read what I write and know my position. I also presume you more than less agree with me. Further since u comment you see that I have a rather sophisticated abstract dynamic.