Let's say you own a small trucking business. You add value to the economy with a competitive price, and a competitive quality of fast delivery on time--something businesses of any size want and highly value.
The cost of fuel forces you into bankruptcy. The value to the economy is lost having both an inflationary effect on prices, and a deflationary effect on economic activity. Businesses now have less pluralism in the marketplace and now have a higher price and lower quality. It is the model of lowest efficiency; it is the model of a conslidated capital. It is a model for consolidating the wealth and reducing pluralism of the marketplace that is real economic growth.
Eventually the trend reverses as capital cannot be further consolidated without a retribution of the value consolidated. The distribution causes a decompression--a recovery trend (a retrace), not a deconsolidation. It is not economic growth, but a range-bound support and resistance of a predictable model of consolidated capital.
As the recovery proceeds, the economy will support the value you add to the economy. The added value of your business was always in demand, it now has the command of a consolidated capital (the ruling class elite). You will now need to borrow back your assets consolidated. You will run your business without ownership of it. The profits will have to be shared with the source of consolidated capital. By the time you have equity enough in your business to claim ownership, the cycle will again trend into compression by any number of ad hoc means of a consolidated capital.
The process is repeated.
This is not doing business. It is a farce!
Having real economic growth with a sustainable stablity is entirely possible. We're just not doing it. It's time to start! It's time to substitute decompression with deconsolidation at the very highest rate.
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Very best wishes.
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