The Slow Collapse of Long Term Planning | How Money Works
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This chapter examines the concerning escalation of business debt in the U.S., approaching $14 trillion amidst rising interest rates. It highlights the ramifications of prioritizing short-term gains over sustainable investments, which exacerbate financial instability and hinder corporate growth.
The Slow Collapse of Long Term Planning
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While everybody and their chainsaw is fixated on US federal debt, there is another type of debt that has grown just as fast, and is most likely a bigger problemâŠ
Business debt is now at all time highs and is approaching 14 TRILLION dollars in America alone.
Unlike the government, private businesses donât have the luxury of printing their own money in an emergency, and as interest rates have risen they are starting to feel the squeeze.
To make matters worse most of this money hasnât been used to make productive investments, itâs been used for âfinancial engineeringâ to make investors happy⊠in the short term.
This trend is the result of a business strategy that can explain the stagnation of companies like boeing, intel and general electric, itâs largely responsible for increasingly unstable stock markets AND itâs also making that other debt situation much worse.
Now the best part is that this has been tried many times before and people KNOW that itâs not sustainable⊠but thatâs a problem for next quarterâŠ
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