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@Evanshm QE caused a lot of problems (asset price inflation...):

https://t.co/fqXshKR01X

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@DylanRatigan But wealth usually also produces income (interest rates, dividends...)!

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@samvega @TyKeynes Don´t worry - THIS was just a joke...😉

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@AndreasSteno This is most probably correct. But this way of making decisions somehow also might be called a strategy.

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@welchering Aber Alexander Schalck-Golodkowski hätte die Sache fast noch gedreht - linke Wirtschaftspolitik benötigt auf jeden Fall eine AG in Dänemark und Stiftungen in Lichtenstein! 😉

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@pat_kaczmarczyk Ein Blick nach Frankreich mag jetzt hilfreich sein. Das war doch mal ein zumindest relativer Musterschüler für die progressiven Ökonomen; inzwischen kommen aber sogar nachdenkliche Kommentare von Krugman. Sollte Deutschland wirtschaftspolitisch wirklich mehr Frankreich wagen?

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@IsabellaMWeber Was genau ist denn so ein "Übergewinn" - und wie kann ich den mit meinem Wertpapierdepot "einfangen"? Letzteres würde viel X-Nutzer sicherlich sehr interessieren... 😉

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@TyKeynes In a way this is, of course, absolutely true! And I really would suggest to make NO jokes about the individual problems caused by unemployment.

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@TDrygala Ich würde vielleicht eher schreiben "(...) die "Experten" sagen (...)"! 😉

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@alvaroortiz1968 @ben_moll Very interesting!

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@BachmannRudi Wo sind denn diese "praktikablen Lösungen" der Truppe um Frau Weber....sind die hier im Raum? 😉

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@RedMMT @DEhnts NO + NO:

https://t.co/ldi4rlFBta

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@gruenebombe Cool!

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@Lambdoid @DEhnts Currency is not necessarily the liability of the government. Think of Free Banking! Governments have created central banks for various reasons. One is to more easily finance their spending plans...

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@ilhandogus I bought some Greek bonds (when nobody wanted them). In fact, I still own a few long-term ones. They have been a great investment opportunity. I only wish to have bought more of them back then

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@ilhandogus Yes - by, for example, ending the promise of the convertibility of money in gold. In fact, this was quite common in the past.

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@DEhnts Probably because of this new "problem" with "moderate millionaires" which is clearly caused by the US pension system: 😉

https://t.co/cM9gQy8okb