But it can result in a drop in money circulation

interventions in the wartime economy, war materiel was valued incorrectly and therefore the GDP data overstate economic conditions. Moreover, conscription and arms production gave a misleading employment picture. Instead, Higgs argues, the war was a period of capital consumption rather than capital accumulation. Tanks, bombs, and helicopters have limited uses outside of military applications. The labor that was used to produce them was not available to produce consumer goods and services; in fact, people went without consumer goods.

@Leo (BillNyeLand)

If the money circulation drops naturally

It’s not bad

And that’s not always the case

But the money supply will fail to meet demand

infact it’s mostly never the case

naturally it will

But how can it

How can what ?

deflation occur ?

And it was the capital spent on wartime investment into factories and employment that resulted in the consumption-driven boom after the war

How can money just rise to meet demand without some sort of intervention

Boom in what?

The economy

read above

GDP data was inflated

I would ask for a source but I have to leave anyways

Apologies

bye

Pce

I can’t give a source as you even said military spending

which is what I say above

It’s inflated as it did not go towards consumer goods

I think we should abolish the presidential term limit so trump can run in 2024 and so on

As much as I like Trump, he would be a bad president if he kept on running

How?

Because presidents only get 2 terms

And when he dies, do you really want Hillary Clinton's best buddy in office for 20 years?

Franklin got 4 and he did amazing

And he was a dem

That was before the Constitution said you only get 2

And let’s be honest, when trump does Kanye, Trump Jr. or another republican will take over and that’s one of the only things I’m against in the constitution

@ParadiseRacer24 FDR was terrible

that guy was a economic catastrophy

And the Japanese internment

Terrible? How. The new deal brought us out of the Great Depression, served as an amazing general for World War Two and the people loved him so much he got elected 4 times

@ParadiseRacer24 no he didn’t

He extended the depression

His very policies extended and delayed the recovery to after WW2