@To Europeans
Thank you for your support.
When I mean the EU, I do not mean European peoples. I mean the unfair regulations.
Thank you for your support.
When I mean the EU, I do not mean European peoples. I mean the unfair regulations.
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@To Europeans
Thank you for your support.
When I mean the EU, I do not mean European peoples. I mean the unfair regulations.
You live in France. It is the same exact thing.
The Banque de France is not free to print its own euros but has to borrow them from the ECB.
Try looking at him as an uncrowned monarch, you seem to like those.No. I mean unelected people like the president of the Republic.
No. Because we are speaking of rich countries which overproduce.Yes, and???
I see no problems with having regulation on money, just print it willynilly and it reduces the value.
At least the Savoy speak several languages and are related to the Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.Try looking at him as an uncrowned monarch, you seem to like those.
No. Because we are speaking of rich countries which overproduce.
There should be more money.
Devaluation is when you print money and you do not produce goods and services.
But Europe overproduces.
Which of course leads to inflation and is actually a tax on wealth. In the US that can also lead to a break for the country on loans that it has taken. The loans are usually to be repaid in US dollars. If the inflation rate is greater than the loan's interest rate it is a clear gain for the country's coffers.Not very good at economics are you?
Devaluation happens when a country prints more money than its value.
Not very good at economics are you?
Devaluation happens when a country prints more money than its value.
Which of course leads to inflation and is actually a tax on wealth. In the US that can also lead to a break for the country on loans that it has taken. The loans are usually to be repaid in US dollars. If the inflation rate is greater than the loan's interest rate it is a clear gain for the country's coffers.
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If you produce 3 billion products and you print 5 billion euros, there will be devaluation
And we agree on that.Yes, thats what i said, you don't print money nore than your worth
And we agree on that.
But Italy overproduces, that is why we are forced to export.
Italy deliberately chooses to produce goods for export. Nobody there is forced to make mozzarella or chianti, last time I checked (which admittedly has been a while).And we agree on that.
But Italy overproduces, that is why we are forced to export.