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Watcher.Guru 2025-07-30 12:57
JUST IN: 馃嚭馃嚫 US economy grew 3% in Q2, beating expectations. ...
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Bloomberg 2025-07-30 12:46
Treasuries fell after fresh data showed US economic growth strengthened in the three months ending in June. https://t.co/k07vzIaE4z ...
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Breaking: The U.S. economy returned to growth last quarter, with GDP increasing at a 3% annualized rate, largely due to trade swings https://t.co/uoElXBBB6u ...
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CZ 馃敹 BNB 2025-07-30 07:17
RT Daniel Priestley (@DanielPriestley)Billionaire hedge fund manager @RayDalio has said the UK is in a debt doom loop.The government has 101% of debt to GDP ratio. It spends 45% of GDP. It borrows to pay interest payments. This is wildly unsustainable and irresponsible.The doom loop bit happens when the government raises taxes to fund debt, higher taxes reduce growth, reduced growth reduces investment, reduced investment causes wealth creators to leave and the 1% who pay 30% of the taxes pull away from the ...
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Bloomberg 2025-07-30 07:07
Hungary鈥檚 economy eked out economic growth in the second quarter, averting a recession but underscoring Prime Minister Viktor Orban鈥檚 challenge before next year鈥檚 elections https://t.co/0IbhgiyFrf ...
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Bloomberg 2025-07-30 05:52
French economic growth unexpectedly accelerated in the second quarter as inventory building offset weak domestic demand and foreign trade https://t.co/GSwtOjwMAI ...
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The Economist 2025-07-30 02:20
We imagine the consequences if advances towards artificial superintelligence cause economic growth to explode. Wealth could accumulate at unprecedented speed https://t.co/rSKH16dxzu ...
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RT Daniel Priestley (@DanielPriestley)Billionaire hedge fund manager @RayDalio has said the UK is in a debt doom loop.The government has 101% of debt to GDP ratio. It spends 45% of GDP. It borrows to pay interest payments. This is wildly unsustainable and irresponsible.The doom loop bit happens when the government raises taxes to fund debt, higher taxes reduce growth, reduced growth reduces investment, reduced investment causes wealth creators to leave and the 1% who pay 30% of the taxes pull away from the ...
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The Economist 2025-07-29 19:20
What should you do if you think an AI-fuelled explosion in economic growth is coming? The advice that leaps out from the models is simple https://t.co/K6blXX4CO8 ...
The Secrets of the Financial System | Richard Werner | TEDxAISB Youth
TEDx Talks 2025-07-29 15:41
Macroeconomic Critique - Macroeconomics has made little progress in a century, struggling with economic growth, fiscal, and monetary policy determinants [2] - Economists were surprised by the inflation of late 2021 and 2022, and recurring banking crises, due to misinterpreting central bank policies [3] - Economic models often lack banks, leading to failures in understanding banking crises [5] Money Creation and Banking - Most people incorrectly believe the government or central bank creates the majority of money [8] - Banks create most of the money supply through credit creation, not by lending deposits [9][10] - Banks create money by issuing loans, which legally establish an accounts payable liability to customers, represented as customer deposits [11] Banking System Structure and Economic Impact - A banking system dominated by a few mega-banks can lead to asset price inflation and boom-bust cycles [12] - Decentralized banking systems with small local banks lending to small firms can foster growth without inflation and asset bubbles [13] - East Asian economies achieved high growth through decentralized banking systems focused on productive business investment [14] Growth and Sustainability - Economic growth is a statistical fiction, not a physical reality, and is not inherently harmful to the environment [17] - The concept of economic growth is used by bankers to maximize interest charges on national debt [19] Central Bank Policies and Inflation - Quantitative easing (QE) policies have different effects depending on implementation; QE1 cleans up bank balance sheets, while QE2 boosts the economy [20][21] - Implementing QE2 in 2020, when demand was reasonable but supply was restricted, led to inflation [22][23] Policy Recommendations - Advocates for preventing centralized systems like central bank digital currencies, which could lead to less growth and prosperity [24] - Encourages the establishment of many small banks to decentralize the financial system and promote economic growth [24] - Decentralizing the financial system can create job opportunities in rural areas and support government policies to increase fertility [25][26][27]