

Daniel Lacalle: Raising Taxes Won't Fix the'Debt Bomb' and Why Currency Debasement is "Intentional"
Oct 29, 2024
Daniel Lacalle, a Spanish economist and author, delves into the implications of recent Fed rate cuts on the economy. He argues that currency devaluation is intentionally orchestrated and that merely raising taxes won't alleviate national debt. Lacalle critiques how government dependency undermines the middle class while benefiting elites. He paints a grim picture of unfunded liabilities, linking them to currency debasement. Additionally, he highlights Bitcoin's emergence as a promising asset against inflation, alongside traditional forms like gold.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
The Illusion of Tax Increases in Addressing National Debt
03:31 • 3min
Understanding the Economic Impact of National Debt
06:49 • 4min
The Government Job Paradox
10:31 • 10min
The Impact of Unfunded Liabilities on Currency Debasement
20:48 • 5min
The Illusion of Economic Stability
25:28 • 6min
Bitcoin's Role in Today's Financial Landscape
31:16 • 15min