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Cómo podemos

construir una nación

eso es mejor

¿lugar para vivir?

Today we are experiencing the perfect storm in which both backsliding and monetary inflation erode our standard of living.

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Presentamos la eliminación de cupones

Un impuesto a los pagos equilibra el presupuesto, y eso nos permitiría finalmente   saldar la deuda nacional.

Monetary Inflation is caused by an expanding supply. This comes about through undue increases in the value of financial assets, as well as the excessive issuance of dollars, stocks, bonds, cryptocurrencies, precious metals, and commodities.  

Cómo podemos

construir una nación

eso es mejor

¿lugar para vivir?

Cuando emitimos bonos del Tesoro, es lo mismo que imprimir dinero. Hemos creado dos formas de dinero: moneda y bonos del Tesoro.

La diferencia entre la moneda y los bonos del Tesoro es que los bonos generan intereses, que es lo que los hace tan problemáticos.

Los bonos del Tesoro son la razón por la que una barra de pan cuesta hoy $ 3 en lugar de diez centavos como costaba en la década de 1940.

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Advances in technology have the capacity to overcome our recent supply chain glitches along with the increasing ratio of retired citizens to workers.

But while technology can overcome backsliding inflation, we must also address monetary inflation to fully solve the problem of inflation today.

Cómo podemos

construir una nación

eso es mejor

¿lugar para vivir?

There are many ways we create money today.

Eleven of the most common are:

  • Generating reserves

  • Fraction reserve banking

  • Mining gold and precious metals

  • Creating and mining cryptocurrencies

  • Securitizing financial assets such as issuing stock, corporate bonds, treasury notes, mortgage-backed securities, commodities, derivatives, and various digital assets.

When investors sense financial assets are overvalued, they buy tangible assets like housing, and prices rise. But tangible assets must be affordable for wage earners. Thus, when cashing in financial assets inflates the value of tangible assets to the point they are no longer affordable, values collapse and we have a recession. Recessions are a day of reckoning for over-expanding the money supply. Unfortunately, the carnage hits the middle class and the poor the hardest.

The solutions on this site - a payments tax, a balanced budget, paying off the national debt, and Banking 2.0 - combine to effectively fight the causes of inflation.

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