Message from @Muten

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2019-07-13 04:08:44 UTC  

she should be in jail

2019-07-13 04:08:48 UTC  

???

2019-07-13 04:08:49 UTC  

she's not

2019-07-13 04:08:55 UTC  

that;s how women work

2019-07-13 04:09:34 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/598761542200197120/599452331582554142/image0.jpg

2019-07-13 04:09:56 UTC  

she didn't die it seems

2019-07-13 04:10:06 UTC  

just broken ribs

2019-07-13 04:10:08 UTC  

and there's bail

2019-07-13 04:10:45 UTC  

economics 101 what is keysian economics?

2019-07-13 04:10:54 UTC  

am layman

2019-07-13 04:11:02 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/598761542200197120/599452701235085322/image0.jpg

2019-07-13 04:11:41 UTC  

I wonder why

2019-07-13 04:11:41 UTC  

@Muten debt spending

2019-07-13 04:11:59 UTC  

how does that work

2019-07-13 04:12:04 UTC  

LMAO

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/598761542200197120/599452956739502091/image0.png

2019-07-13 04:12:11 UTC  

keynesian econ refers to schools that derive from keynes's work

2019-07-13 04:12:25 UTC  

yeah i love how they print money which devalues at a flat rate

2019-07-13 04:12:33 UTC  

so whenever the government spends too much it's a flat tax

2019-07-13 04:12:41 UTC  

epic win

2019-07-13 04:12:46 UTC  

deros?

2019-07-13 04:12:52 UTC  

@Death in June I had no idea, thank you fren

2019-07-13 04:12:55 UTC  

Debt enslavement. Selling assets to china, Saudi, Qatar, and Israel, in turn they raise our credit score, and we can tax their economic achievements. But in actuality, we really don't

2019-07-13 04:13:18 UTC  

As a result each American citizen owes about 300k in debt

2019-07-13 04:13:32 UTC  

something something broken record

2019-07-13 04:13:38 UTC  

Because they spend your money regardless of your personal credit

2019-07-13 04:13:58 UTC  

e🅱ic win

2019-07-13 04:14:09 UTC  

It's not capitalism

2019-07-13 04:14:21 UTC  

It's technically post capitalism

2019-07-13 04:14:22 UTC  

the unifying theme of the different schools is the rejection of say's law, that is, the idea that there cannot be a general glut in aggregate demand, and that shortfalls in aggregate demand can be rectified via some sort of stimulus

2019-07-13 04:14:52 UTC  

wtf does that mean

2019-07-13 04:14:52 UTC  

the most popular brand of keynesian econ nowadays generally prescribes the manipulation of interest rates and growth of private credit as the method to do so

2019-07-13 04:14:55 UTC  

It's internationalism

2019-07-13 04:15:20 UTC  

basically you can look at demand and supply in aggregate

2019-07-13 04:15:28 UTC  

a glut means that supply outstrips demand in aggregate

2019-07-13 04:15:30 UTC  

The point of me saying "I'm a layman" is so that you don't use techinqual terms so that I can understand

2019-07-13 04:15:58 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/598761542200197120/599453939871514634/2007-12-04_110241.png

2019-07-13 04:15:59 UTC  

so in a recession for example people may not be spending enough for the economy to perform at capacity

2019-07-13 04:16:11 UTC  

which results in high levels of unemployment

2019-07-13 04:16:24 UTC  

@Comando where is legend?

2019-07-13 04:16:27 UTC  

like new deal

2019-07-13 04:16:31 UTC  

the reason why keynesian stimulus takes the form it does is precisely because of capitalism