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The Problem with Inflating Financial Assets
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Inflated values of financial assets such as crypto, stocks, and bonds due to raised capital can ultimately lead to stagflation and a recession. The raised capital must be invested in productive assets, such as businesses that can employ people and create products, to prevent further economic fallout.
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