Ezra Klein
The Washington Post
September 20, 2011
The International Monetary Fund is cutting their estimates for global growth in general, and the U.S.’s growth prospects in particular:
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surely the fact of the matter is that ‘growth’ is actually de-valuation of currency///
btw who is all this debt owed to? if its the future then the system is a ludricrous as negative amounts existing.
how can a negative amount — less than zero — be real?
the system is joke on us