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Their goal is to juice the economy so they can remain in power.

And dress it up with a vector of the "supply side" narrative, something along the lines of "our policies will produce so much growth that GDP growth will exceed inflation, no matter how high it is". They will probably find an economist that will create a narrative claiming to show that decades of World Bank imposed austerity programs, meant to restore financial soundness to countries have, instead, only created recession, to legitimize the program.

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