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in 2000, US government spending (1.78 trillion) accounted for 17.4% of the country’s GDP. In 2005, their share in the national economy reached 18.3%. In 2011, it rose to 31.2%. in 2018, its size exceeded 40%.


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And this isn’t a record. The share of the budget in the French economy is 55.8%, in Austria – 51.5%, in Sweden – 49.2%, in Germany – 44.9%, in Russia – 37.1% and in Australia – 36.4%.

δικαίωση μπεκρογούντη για μπαγκόζμια χούντα.

παγκόσμια δεν ξέρω,
αλλά μια οικονομική χούντα, ένας έλεγχος της οικονομίας από το κράτος, ένας κάποιος κρατισμός, φαίνεται να είναι απαραίτητος


Moreover, Washington’s trade war with Beijing shows that the very survival of the state as an institution is directly dependent on its ability to ensure domestic economic self-sufficiency, which is impossible to achieve if, as in the US, 3/4 of all domestic consumption is generated by imports.

And the free competition of the largest corporations that pursue exclusively self-serving interests threatens to destroy the state as an institution. The 10 largest corporations that make up 70% of the US stock market hold back taxes in foreign offshore accounts that are roughly the same as the total US government debt. Donald Trump has been unsuccessfully fighting the problem of returning this money to the national economy since 2016.

By the way, not only him. The problem is universal. Only Russia and China managed to achieve relative success in solving this problem. It is precisely thanks to the being ahead of the rest of the world in the pace of the beginning of the centralisation of the national economy.

dna replication έγραψε: ↑

26 Οκτ 2020, 23:01

in 2000, US government spending (1.78 trillion) accounted for 17.4% of the country’s GDP. In 2005, their share in the national economy reached 18.3%. In 2011, it rose to 31.2%. in 2018, its size exceeded 40%.


https://www.stalkerzone.org/the-world-i ... -monarchy/



And this isn’t a record. The share of the budget in the French economy is 55.8%, in Austria – 51.5%, in Sweden – 49.2%, in Germany – 44.9%, in Russia – 37.1% and in Australia – 36.4%.

Σε λίγο θα γίνουν κομμουνιστές. Κερδάτε σύντροφοι, κερδάτε...

έτσι φαίνεται...
δε γίνεται το κράτος να ρίχνει μόνο λεφτά στην οικονομία όταν το χρειάζονται οι τράπεζες και οι επιχειρήσεις
Αναπόφευκτα θα βάζει και δικούς του στόχους


Bloomberg
governments would have to start using fiscal policy not just for the short-term purpose of “getting the economy out of the doldrums” but in pursuit of longer-term goals, like lowering inequality or carbon emissions.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... vid-shadow

dna replication έγραψε: ↑

26 Οκτ 2020, 23:40

έτσι φαίνεται...
δε γίνεται το κράτος να ρίχνει μόνο λεφτά στην οικονομία όταν το χρειάζονται οι τράπεζες και οι επιχειρήσεις
Αναπόφευκτα θα βάζει και δικούς του στόχους


Bloomberg
governments would have to start using fiscal policy not just for the short-term purpose of “getting the economy out of the doldrums” but in pursuit of longer-term goals, like lowering inequality or carbon emissions.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... vid-shadow

Οι ΗΠΑ δεν είναι ούτε η καλύτερη αλλά ούτε και η χειρότερη καπιταλιστική οικονομία σε αυτό το θέμα.

Country List Government Spending to GDP

Οπότε το κομμουνιστικό όνειρο θα μείνει όνειρο...

η διαρκής αύξηση των κρατικών δαπανών ως ποσοστό του ΑΕΠ φέρνει αναπόφευκτα κρατικά χρηματοδοτούμενη οικονομία που επίσης αναπόφευκτα γίνεται κρατικά ελεγχόμενη

dna replication @ αλλαγή καθεστώτος σε οικονομία και πολιτική