Message from @Sh0t
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if there are some social welfare goals, the honest way to fund it is direct monetization
bruh
stop whitewashing
socially owned banks are clearly a way for these things to be achieved
and its broader than just a question of "welfare"
if the goal is to gamble on this replica stock market in order to make returns in order ot finance these projects?
ESPECIALLY under a scenario like that, i would not want any sort of 'specialist investor' who thinks he knows this is a good idea
wut
a specialist investor with multiple mandates is absolutely better than a dumb idiot buying shares of amazon
(because he doesnt know any better)
a specialist investors, if he is a real professional, will understand markets are about edge and not 'picking winners', and should be very hestitate to get public money involved in any of this. see calsters, calpers, etc and all their issues
its not about edge when you have multiple mandates
governments playing catchup because they refused to do things the honest way and sock it away
you are so fucking dense
also he literally has a public mandate to get money involved
'edge' is how we make our money on the markets, unless we are playing the venture capital style game, which is how some of those california funds got in trouble
and hes going to earn a % of the gains
so he has plenty of incentive to invest public money
what the fuck are you not understanding about multiple mandates
do you know what a fucking mandate is
a better way(much better way) to invest public money is just to spend the money on the projects the public wants
yes, that can be a mandate!
then there is no need for any other this stuff inbetween
but there is
you jsut give the money to DOT or whatever
and tell them to build roads
not gamble on stock market to get money to build roads
no but the world isnt just roads
unnecessary steps
we need organisations
industries
and part of this process involves exiting occasionally to pursue new goals
dot can spend the money at various contractors if they are trying to spread the economic activity around, etc
no need for any financialization
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there is a need for financialisation to some degree, because pecuniary incentives create incentives to grow and innovate
which is something i want
the government is not constrained by that, they can simple fund the contracts and tax the economic activity that results from building the infrastructure
and we're not gambling on the stock market to build roads
you realise a government STILL EXISTS
these public banks exist instead of private ones