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Money For the Rest of Us
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An Examination of National Debt, Quantitative Easing, and Market Inelasticity
This chapter explores the alarming growth of national debt per person and its implications, emphasizing the dramatic rise from $17,000 in 2008 to around $71,000 today. It also critiques quantitative easing and introduces the inelastic market hypothesis, revealing how minor investments can substantially inflate stock prices.
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