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To: Repeal The 17th

same question a different way

if everyone over 17 was given 2 million each

how much does that total

what would be the flight of the money

what power would the government gain or lose


38 posted on 11/14/2014 4:10:11 PM PST by advertising guy ( Muslims, another white meat)
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To: advertising guy

I have often heard it said that if you collected all the “money” in the world and distributed it equally among the population, that it would only be a matter of a few years that the people that had the most money in the first place would have it all back again.


42 posted on 11/14/2014 4:14:07 PM PST by Repeal The 17th (We have met the enemy and he is us.)
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To: advertising guy

$400 trillion dollars.

Many would begin buying luxuries, and indulgences. The demand of those things would cause the price of those things to increase. Manufacturers would move from making what they do, to making the things in demand, seeing the profitability. But, because the money used is not a representation of one’s labor, the value ofnthe dollar would decrease and inflation would skyrocket. It would be similar to what Germany saw just before Hitler came to power.

Some, instead of being shortsighted, would invest in durable needed goods. Then, when the money runs out, and the splurgers are in need, they will make the government take those needed things from the wise buyers and give to the splurgers in need.

My advice is, when you see give aways become too great, buy enough needed things to survive, then spend like wild before inflation hits.


49 posted on 11/14/2014 4:49:19 PM PST by Sensei Ern (The NFL has Johnny Football, the House has Johnny Dirtball.)
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