>Can you not see that it doesn't really matter where the money came from once it is returned and sent back whence it came? Can you not see the economic reality if the money is returned along with interest and dividends?
The economic 'reality' is that money was printed from air. Period. Your writing shows that you consider money printing as profit producing enterprise. It is not a novelty; there are many historical examples when various governments introduced paper money with the agenda to earn profits. It has never worked.
I repeat my question: how you evaluate you personal economic knowledge: bad, fair, good, excellent? Specifically, do you still believe that if government prints $1T in paper bills then country deficit gets reduced by $1T?
Edward Pikman
Independent Consultant