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BlueDuckBTC 3 months ago
Oh, it’s quite simple. I will lay it out for you and also no run from a discussion. Productivity per worker goes up. Profits go up. Number of dollars go up. Revenue goes up. Assets go up. Wages are stagnant. It’s not JUST a fiat problem. If it was, wages would be going up proportionately to the productivity, revenue, and dollar increases. This is not me asking…it’s more like a math problem unless you can explain wages not going up for me. So even if you have a scarce asset/commodity that does not automatically increase wages. Again, this is not left field idea…it’s basic math. But good question and thank you for asking, conversations work better that way.

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heinz57 3 months ago
Personally I think the more basic math would be understanding that your purchasing power is based on an ever inflating denominator, and that causes the problems you are pinning on corporate greed.