Message from @Aero

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2019-02-14 19:45:37 UTC  

aggregate marginal production function, or more technically the first derivative of aggregate production function

2019-02-14 19:45:46 UTC  

Trade is only possible if value is subjective. Both sides have to value what they are receiving more that what they are giving up.

2019-02-14 19:45:50 UTC  

thereby currency functions as a derivative currency backed by production

2019-02-14 19:46:27 UTC  

Incorrect, you can reconcile the absolute trading with relative value by comparing baskets of goods in two countries to create foreign exchange market.

2019-02-14 19:46:33 UTC  

Thats fiat economy

2019-02-14 19:46:47 UTC  

You can have deflation based on production with a fiat economy

2019-02-14 19:47:04 UTC  

do we all agree that fiat currencies need to be put to rest?

2019-02-14 19:47:12 UTC  

yes

2019-02-14 19:47:16 UTC  

If iys based on the ability fora goverment to produce, its still reliant on an intanigble thing

2019-02-14 19:47:17 UTC  

End the fed

2019-02-14 19:47:27 UTC  

Yes fiat money is cancer

2019-02-14 19:47:39 UTC  

@My Preferred Pronoun Is Sama it's not about the govt's ability to produce, since we're not nationalizing the corporations per se

2019-02-14 19:48:00 UTC  

nationalization only occurs if a company defies race, we would likely execute any board members who dared to do so as well

2019-02-14 19:48:04 UTC  

You need to trade the currency for gold to end fiat again.

2019-02-14 19:48:11 UTC  

i figured. let's assume the gold standard then going forward. probably more productive. fiat is probably on it's way out in the near future anyway (unless we really want to live in a world of perpetual debt)

2019-02-14 19:48:19 UTC  

gold standard is not the best

2019-02-14 19:48:25 UTC  

Its an example

2019-02-14 19:48:38 UTC  

production based is a better system, but in order to work you need to get your social cohesion in order

2019-02-14 19:48:49 UTC  

hence ethnostates

2019-02-14 19:48:57 UTC  

If corporations have to do what you say or else they will be nationalize, then they are effectively already nationalized.

2019-02-14 19:49:23 UTC  

i kind of need to agree with @halfthink when i say basing a currencies value on production is highly subjective. depends where, when, how, etc.

2019-02-14 19:49:46 UTC  

how is it subjective

2019-02-14 19:50:05 UTC  

More arbitrary than subjective.

2019-02-14 19:50:07 UTC  

production is a physical thing, and we're not basing it purely on *aggregate* production, but the *rate* at which we produce on aggregate as a society

2019-02-14 19:50:21 UTC  

it's an application of modern fischer rate theory to currency with a production spin on it

2019-02-14 19:50:26 UTC  

Production is not a thing till its made

2019-02-14 19:50:30 UTC  

lemmi think. might have jumped the gun

2019-02-14 19:51:02 UTC  

Your making currency on the assumption you can produce something

2019-02-14 19:51:03 UTC  

no in economics, production function is a mathematical representation of the physical process of input to output in producing goods

2019-02-14 19:51:14 UTC  

well every country produces

2019-02-14 19:51:17 UTC  

Thats why everything is fiat

2019-02-14 19:51:28 UTC  

Because of what you said

2019-02-14 19:51:38 UTC  

it's not fiat dude, it's based on a physical system

2019-02-14 19:51:54 UTC  

fiat money is based on arbitrary value judgments created by expectations in interest rate changes

2019-02-14 19:51:55 UTC  

Everything is fiat so there are no restraints on inflation for governments.

2019-02-14 19:52:24 UTC  

formally, fiat money's value is modelled as: risk free rate (treasury bills)+expected rate of return on interest for base rate

2019-02-14 19:52:38 UTC  

Currency from a country is only good if it can produce

2019-02-14 19:52:40 UTC  

brb cooking something

2019-02-14 19:52:54 UTC  

Its based on an assumption

2019-02-14 19:53:29 UTC  

Wait, are you backing your currency with a consumer goods basket?

2019-02-14 19:54:32 UTC  

no, it's backed by the actual marginal aggregate production function