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In terms of the adjusted monetary base, the U.S. Treasury / Fed has a lot more money to print to fill the debt vortex created over the last number of years. So the cited 38% growth rate even when compared with the 30s era 28% rate might not be so indicative of eventual market elevation.
Perhaps not having revolutions in North America hasn't served us well at all. Even a credible possibility or probability of a tax revolt as a form of revolution might serve to inspire legislators to enact the fundamental principles that you suggest, Bill. Without such a credible possibility or probability, We, the People, act like nothing more than WE, the Sheep, in my view.
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