"Money printing" economics - ie "throwing money at the problem", to try solve inherently weak fundamentals, rather than tackling the underlying problems of the economy - (ending up in rampant inflation, and consequent devastation of the underlying value of the purchasing power of the currency at issue). - In this case, the "keynsian" analogy is the issuing (ie "printing") of more and more shares. (This happens when there are recurrent and continual CR's outside the shareholder base "to keep the business alive")- thereby massively diluting any final potential % return (if there is one?) of the original shareholders - rather that instead of addressing the underlying problems of the business. This results in many, many more shares on issue - all now with equal claim of any likely eventual profit. The first holders thereby not being rewarded equitably for the increased risk they took "being first". The final holders being rewarded without paying for any previous holding risk. IMO!
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