Post #2324 by Timer321 on the Macroeconomic Trends and Risks board

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but the magnitude of remilitarizing shouldn't be large enough to itself force Europe to actually end their welfare programs.

It's not but societal memory is only so long in time. EU is heading into supply side economics.

I think the RRE game right now going on is to get the EU into supply side econ before China can claim it. Making the EU into a larger global power with a military industrial complex, and a larger reserve currency. The game right now is coming up very quickly with RRE processing production.

To do this means cutting social programs to incentivize capital formation with lower taxes in the EU.

Capital formation is the opposite of manufacturing capacity, but the lies won't change just because of the facts.

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