@RobertStock6 Being “very confident” the shortfall in Treasury Issuance wouldn’t lead to a collateral shortage in a Triffin’s Dilemma type scenario is an insane statement to make.
@RobertStock6 “How’s that implemented? No idea.”
What effects would that cause? No idea.
“But I’m very confident we wouldn’t see a shift in anything noteworthy.”
The jokes write themselves at this point.
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@RobertStock6 Sure, go ahead. I’ll let you define the “rich” as I’m pretty loose with that term.
My predicted outcome? It would lead to capital outflow out of the United States, which is not what the World Economy is set up to handle.
@RobertStock6 If you heavily taxed the rich and reduced Treasury issuance, how would you collateralize the global financial system after restricting the supply of the world’s premier collateral asset?
@RobertStock6 We have spent $36T more than we have collected.
How does raising that money we spent through “taxing the rich” instead of through Treasury Issuance fix any of the issues we have?
“Tax the billionaires” is a low-IQ signal because, at a $36T deficit, anyone with even an ounce of logical reasoning would conclude that government revenue is not a constraint on government spending.