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Total global debt tops 325% of GDP as government debt jumps: IIF
Topic Started: 5 Jan 2017, 09:30 AM (4,581 Views)
Trollie
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Terry
5 Jan 2017, 08:54 PM
You can argue that in the case of Japan, economic growth has been stunted because of the suburbanites' reluctance to take on debt.

Will fill in the gaps for you Roddy.

Growing GDP means nothing to the suburbanites if it doesn't impact them personally. Nor does it prevent their assets turning to dust.
There's no gaps in there roddy, you just said something stupid and I quoted it.

If it stings, maybe it needs to find a new sock and give that one a wash in something less harsh on the old wrist.
Edited by Trollie, 5 Jan 2017, 09:05 PM.
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b_b
5 Jan 2017, 06:12 PM
I wouldn’t bother with Terry, Rufus.

It’s pretty clear to me “Terry” is a bull sock. Probably Shadow / K.
No-one is that stupid. No-one can consistently lose every single debate every time. Such a person would not be capable of operating computer.

I put “Terry” on ignore about a year ago hoping this sock disappears. It’s a shame really, since there are some smart Bears on this forum. But Terry’s existence makes them all look stupid (brings down the average). Sometimes they even take his side – all the while the Bulls are just laughing at them

Don’t give him any oxygen. Let it die.
I've learnt a lot from you 'n Rufus b_b - But f*** all from Terry.

Wif Newjez seemin' like a reasonably savvy dude too - In his own quiet little way.

'N K just scarin' tha shit outta me wif me continuing ta read his stuff 'n go "Ooo, Ooo, Ooo ... Don't f***in' say nuthin' herbie; Ya just gunna end up looking EVEN f***in' stupider than ya f***in' are! - If that's possible?" - LOL LOL LOL
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A Professional Demographer to an amateur demographer: "negative natural increase will never outweigh the positive net migration"
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Terry
5 Jan 2017, 08:54 PM
You can argue that in the case of Japan, economic growth has been stunted because of the suburbanites' reluctance to take on debt.

Will fill in the gaps for you Roddy.

Growing GDP means nothing to the suburbanites if it doesn't impact them personally. Nor does it prevent their assets turning to dust.
You are making the most sense. The Japanese economy is a perfect example.
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Tommy
5 Jan 2017, 09:13 PM
You are making the most sense. The Japanese economy is a perfect example.
Is jerry in the wash roddy?
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Terry
5 Jan 2017, 08:54 PM
You can argue that in the case of Japan, economic growth has been stunted because of the suburbanites' reluctance to take on debt.

Will fill in the gaps for you Roddy.

Growing GDP means nothing to the suburbanites if it doesn't impact them personally. Nor does it prevent their assets turning to dust.
You are making the most sense. The Japanese economy is a perfect example.
Trollie
5 Jan 2017, 09:14 PM
Is jerry in the wash roddy?
You are proving just how stupid and ignorant I must be as don't know these people or what the f**k your talking about?
b_b
5 Jan 2017, 09:04 PM
I have addressed all of your points. This is obviously a p|ss take.

See ya :bye:
I'm glad. The links you sent through only fortified my main point. Banks are constantly creating more loans- more money! Hey look the world economy just grew at 3%! Looks like the complexity of the financial industry has you looking at the wrong hand.magic!
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Terry
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Tommy
5 Jan 2017, 09:13 PM
You are making the most sense. The Japanese economy is a perfect example.
Well they have been trying to shove debt down the suburbanites' throats in Japan. Nobody is interested. Price deflation is never-ending and has spawned companies such as Daiso (cheap, high quality h'hold goods) and Fast Retailing (Uniqlo brand clothing). Both companies are having a major impact in Japan and globally. Another company, AEON, has savged the market share of Unilever and P&G as they're producing a store brand of exceptional quality and the suburbanites are incredibly price sensitive.

That's what happens 25 years down the line from bubbles.
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Terry
5 Jan 2017, 10:00 PM
Well they have been trying to shove debt down the suburbanites' throats in Japan. Nobody is interested. Price deflation is never-ending and has spawned companies such as Daiso (cheap, high quality h'hold goods) and Fast Retailing (Uniqlo brand clothing). Both companies are having a major impact in Japan and globally. Another company, AEON, has savged the market share of Unilever and P&G as they're producing a store brand of exceptional quality and the suburbanites are incredibly price sensitive.

That's what happens 25 years down the line from bubbles.
Your new sock is working well.
Take risks - if you win you will become wealthy, if you lose you will become wise
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Rufus
5 Jan 2017, 10:24 PM
Your new sock is working well.
Am I reading this right? Are you guys calling me a sock? You really are a nice bunch aren't you? Well I guess there's not much chance of any great exchange of information if anyone that isn't gullible enough to believe that you can have ever expanding debt and there won't be a drawback at some point is labeled a sock. Sounds like something my daughter made up. I guess I'm dealing with some real thinkers here .
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Tommy
6 Jan 2017, 12:38 AM
Am I reading this right? Are you guys calling me a sock? You really are a nice bunch aren't you? Well I guess there's not much chance of any great exchange of information if anyone that isn't gullible enough to believe that you can have ever expanding debt and there won't be a drawback at some point is labeled a sock. Sounds like something my daughter made up. I guess I'm dealing with some real thinkers here .
Well that is the question: can debt expand forever like the universe within a construct that has little relevance to the natural world. The premise is based on the idea that the monetary system is fully functional as a mechanism that unfolds in a fashion that is one with suburban dreams. That's why the example of Japan is superb. There was a time when our suburbanites couldn't even consider how it would be possible to set foot there because of its otherworldly - ness.
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Terry
6 Jan 2017, 12:59 AM
Well that is the question: can debt expand forever like the universe within a construct that has little relevance to the natural world. The premise is based on the idea that the monetary system is fully functional as a mechanism that unfolds in a fashion that is one with suburban dreams. That's why the example of Japan is superb. There was a time when our suburbanites couldn't even consider how it would be possible to set foot there because of its otherworldly - ness.
The only thing I find seems to justify constantly expanding credit is constantly expanding population. Although I'm sure credit creation is far out pacing population growth. Once again where back to the Japanese where population is in decline. I guess that's the Australian story- ever expanding population growth = ever expanding gdp..until were full like Japan.
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