Circular Economic Reality Check for Fiscal
Cliff Bulimia
(A
Slight Macroeconomic Crash-Course)
Whoever controls
the money supply controls the economy
We determine the
nature of such fonts and with it
The ability to
manifest wealth from the appearance of wealth
The functional
means of aiding survival become secondary
(Food, wellness,
shelter, human-contact)
The primary
component is the extraction of a tithe
Based on
harvesting mechanisms built into the machinery
Of the economic
system to sculpt out a profit-kernel during
The
recirculation of currency
Where does
wealth originate?
Take ten humans
on an otherwise deserted island
Who owns the
land? Who owns the fresh-water, the
fish, or the bananas?
At one point a
portion of the ten staked claim to Earth
Conflict was resolved
via violence, treaty or religious mandate
These
resolutions parade into ancestral inheritances
Only to be
disrupted by the free will of man and the science of nature
Bearing profit
and loss thorough civilized commerce or violence through uprising or war or the
natural ache of flood, fire or barren crop
Yet the gravity
in the equation pulls towards monopolization
Whichever one of
the ten became the most powerful early on
Is and will be
the most likely to hold the preponderance of the resources later
The only
anti-gravity is progressive taxation or riotous rebellion
Let us examine
the effects of this magnetism
The economic
tide of transferred wealth is required to travel from
Bank financing
owner who pays worker who builds or grows good
Back to owner to
worker outside of firm who buys good at a price
This price must
allow for a tithe to the owner for his effort
(Let us call
this tithe P for profit.)
And a tithe to
the collective to sustain the collective of the island
(Let us call
this tithe G for government.)
Tithe G comes in
two forms, financial (tax money) and regulatory (laws to sustain industries
primarily to internalize economic costs placed on the collective by an industry,
which the industry will in every avenue attempt to externalize to gain market
advantage, if left under-regulated by the collective.)
It is
advantageous for the fluidity of the economic equation for the totality of
these two primary tithes P&G to be minimal in a free economy
They are
counterbalancing, one is check to the other
Tithe G using progressive
taxation can extract profits from the owners
An owner can
close shop to cease excessive taxation to the government
But where did
the bank get the currency to fund the owner?
Currency is most
likely to be dictated by owners based on
The nature of
their resources collected,
For example
silver, gold, oil, or fresh-water
The more rare
the resource,
The greater the
ease to hold power over the remaining nine
Banks in today’s
economy set that resource based on an algorithm
We have
defaulted to the reality of a computer program
The State has
hijacked the wealth of the unborn and the young
To fund the
creation of a federal deficit based on faulty Keynesian economics
Keynesian
economics has two primary manipulative variables to boost the present
Lower tax or
interest rates (the tithes) or to increase governmental spending (stimulus). The risks are: inflation (too much currency
in circulation) or
Depression
(actual activity is too below potential current capacity)
Growth expands
capacity or under-stimulated segments inside the capacity
The United
States and Europe have extracted the natural resources of
Asia, South and
Central America and Africa
Through
colonization and neo-liberalism for centuries
The interest
these countries pay to the U.S. and Europe through the World Bank and the IMF
fundamentally exceeds the aid provided in return. The beneficiaries of this dynamic are the
profit-tithes paid to the multi-national corporations of the U.S. and Europe
who construct the infrastructures in these countries. So in essence, the currency of the World Bank
goes to companies like Halliburton not the Iraqi or Nigerian government. The interest on that infrastructure is paid
by the Iraqi and Nigerian people back to the United States and Europe.
During the
Clinton presidency the U.S. first truly defaulted to the algorithm, because the
computer technology was possible. The U.S. funded
infrastructure in Southeast Asia in this way and then bailed out the
corporations leaving foreign citizens indebted when the economies collapsed.
In turn, after
September 11th, 2001, America cut taxes and boosted stimulus and
avoided inflation by indebting ourselves to Southeast Asia by buying their
cheaper goods with their cheaper labor.
They would then buy our bonds.
China kept the value of its currency low.
This allowed our
currency to create a double deficit. The
G tithes in America are low. (We are not
producing what we are buying. So the
currency does not recirculate amongst American workers. Secondly the currency
gets trapped overseas inside the P tithes of multinational corporations.) The U.S. economy is doubly-restrained. The P tithes are out of control and the
economic fluidity of the economies of the U.S. and Europe are consolidated and
constipated into the bank accounts of the one man on the island.
Now domestically,
imagine the United States Federal Reserve and a family in Michigan. Citi Bank borrows money from the Federal
Reserve at two percent and lends it to a mortgage holder in Michigan at six
percent. When that loan is backed by
taxpayers, where is Citi Bank’s culpability for its business risk it supposedly
leverages to obtain its profit-tithe? It
is nil and void. The housing crisis of
2008 created over decades explodes.
Furthermore when
tithe G is too low on Citi Bank, and tithe P is too high, Citi Bank is allowed
to become the behemoth that is too big to fail through consolidation after
merger left unmitigated by either governmental regulation by protecting
taxpayers through laws to ensure market stability. (the second form of tithe
G.)
Why is Europe in
crisis? Why is the United States not far
behind? The answer is in the fluidity of the economy. The passage of wealth restricted by
multi-national corporations bypassing a single-nation’s G tithe’s the way
corporations used to only be able to do in America on a state-by-state
basis.
What we have is
a race to the bottom. If each state
lowers their G tithe to absolute minimum, (see Texas as an example.) Yes,
corporations will flock to the state over another (see Louisiana as an
example.) Prosperity will ensue for that
state, but not the whole of the collective America. Cost externalities primarily created through
the realities of systemic poverty abound in communities when the excessive
percentage of P tithes are not shared with workers.
Workers
recirculate currency at an exponentially higher rate than owners, because
workers are forced to expend the preponderance of their currency on the
functional means of aiding survival (food, wellness, shelter, human-contact),
Which as stated
earlier become secondary to the primary goal of the owner
(to create
wealth from wealth) [The increase of a
stock-price.]
As a member of
the collective, one must ask ourselves, “What are wages? Are wages to workers good or bad?” When we assume that higher worker wages only
implies the price of a good will increase we are ignoring the interplay inside
the P tithe. “What if the P tithe is not
equitably partitioned between owner and worker?
What is reasonable? Is it
fifty-fifty? Is it eighty-twenty? How many workers garner kernels of profit
thousands of times higher than their workers?”
So it is up to
the G tithe or a revolution of riots amongst the collective to reassert a
reasonable balance. Without it the
collective fails; the great recession ensues; the base needs now deemed
secondary to our collective go under-met.
The plague of
poverty rises as an externalized cost to the corporations on a global
basis. The resources of food, shelter,
and water actually become scarcer due to the miss-prioritization. Wealth created from wealth based on the
algorithm becomes king.
Until one day
the stock market crashes, the house of cards of computer algorithms reveals the
naked emperors, debt formulas become non-sustainable, (Look at Greece, look at
Spain, now look at Illinois, look at America.)
Why did this
happen? What can we do to prevent this
gravity?
Do you have a
better idea now than before reading this?
If so, let me
know. There is so much more to discuss.
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