> the United States where the environment is so unbelievably rude and inconsiderate

examples?

Standard of living.

Why do they allow so much immigration. Or has that actually been a net good for the country

"There are FAR stricter rules around how political parties can spend money in other countries; During the campaign for the UK’s 2017 general election, political parties, candidates, and non-party campaigners spent around £40 million in total. In the 2016 US election, presidential candidates, Senate ...

What mechanism did he use to raise rates

Governments have and will always be a thing. The smaller the better but how

Some low hanging fruit is term limits and ranked choice voting https://www.fairvote.org/rcv

How would the PP do under another Tall Paul? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hAwOOh-QAs

Trying to come to terms with earning nothing on bonds.
https://www.bogleheads.org/forum/viewto ... 0&t=326051

yeah its looking like a Trump landslide
https://www.reddit.com/r/ActualPublicFr ... o/g8ovcrx/

Im hardly convinced that isnt the plan though. The elites only care about money printing and Trump's fully on board.

^ From the comments: "The idea of a “risk-free” is misleading. As a user of a currency, I want that currency to be stable. If too much money chases too few goods, the currency becomes unstable, which is a bad thing. Therefore, as a user of the currency who cares about its stability, I would be willi...

How is wealth inequality (ie asset price high inflation) in Japan?

The fed could just stop printing and the market would tank. The fed seems to like Trump so im skeptical about the "elites vs Trump" narrative.

MMT says that interest is corporate welfare. Why does anyone deserve risk free return. population growth is the only very low risk return (new people need loans for cars and homes)

http://bilbo.economicoutlook.net/blog/?p=10404