marc faber lectures and other resources, page-4

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    Interestingly, if you take a free market approach you can only see decline
    seems that government spending and taxation and its affect on the market mechanism will end in tears

    taxation can't seem to keep pace with spending.
    Governments usually borrow and go into debt
    Eventually, a point comes where the cost of servicing the debt interferes with government's ability to pay its public servants
    this then leads to money printing and inflation
    Assets go up in value and the wages of workers buy less and less

    faber and the other austrian economists seem to think the only answer is to allow the free market mechanism to work
    ie no government bailouts
    no trade unions
    no welfare
    etc etc
    Anyway, it seems that he thinks that any government interence whether it is via control over interest rates or paying out money on dole payments etc will result in decline in the economy.

    faber with his pig tail and all his talk about smoking dope and visiting bars in pat pong road is a real conservative



 
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