This is gonna freak you out.
You are dead right.
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Originally Posted by Raharu Haruha
the fed actually boosts the rate of employment, because it became harder to get a home, therefore the demand rose.
when the interest rates were so low we ran the risk of actually deflating our money supply which meant a lot of people who took out loans had to pay more because of deflation of money. which meant it was harder to get loans, which meant we didn't have as many people opening a businesses.
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However it is because of that the what used to be capitalism has turned into monopolies. What used to be free enterprise is now only big business.
That is only a fraction of the real problem, and their real objective.
The problem is inherent in it's pseudo-solution: that same so called balance that, on the surface appears to be a very good idea, is ultimately it's biggest failure. Follow that same pattern again, and what happens is we have another depression with more business loss and more homes being lost, more families on government assistance, more government spending, which means more borrowing which means more debt. It also means people there will be lots of people who have no choice but to turn to their government which translates into more control of the people.
Change the interest, save the people, come out smelling like roses. In the meantime your objective has still been satisfied: get rid of as many independent lower to middle class as you can.