Tag Archives: Free-Market Economics

Sharing Economy – A futuristic solution or a scheme of collaborative decay?

Posted on October 15, 2014 by Curtis Greco

The merging of selective-ambition has taken the issue of what is an economy, as well as the science and/or study of economics, to be nothing more than a condition in search of an affirmation. The emerging economic model of the early 1900’s, bent on pursuing the Global One-World Market free of native monetary constraints, has been achieved and has proven itself to be the predictable failure that many feared it would be.

Many confuse the issue of capitalism with Free-Market Economics while there is no connection or tacit similarities. While others wrap their minds around the notion of supply-side economics, itself an unproven composition, with the suggestion that an economy can be indefinitely durable by way of inflationary monetary policy supported or enabled by perpetual debt.  Read more...

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Money Well Spent | War on Poverty:

Posted on September 16, 2014 by Curtis Greco
For years I’ve studied and analyzed monetary/economic data both from the point of view of evolving/developing policy or strategic analysis and here is what I know; there are always tracers, origins of cause, in-the-numbers. The most important “tracer”, the most conspicuous component, discovered from decades of work is this one simple fact: When Government meddles, whether on its own volition or on behalf of a vested interest, in any component of Free-Market Economics the effects are devastating. It should be remembered that Capitalism is what becomes of Free-Market Economics post Government Intervention; in other words, Capitalism is the mechanism for protecting Interests who fear or oppose Free-Market Competition.
There are great wealth-opportunities in Government Driven Influence and the key road-to-reward is and will always be in Government Enforced Entitlement Programs and for one good reason: There is no accountability for success-in-outcome or failure-in-effect.  I found the following article, The War on Poverty Has Been a Colossal Flop – by Robert Rector, a fascinating parallel to my own observations and I believe it is worth the read.
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5 Years of Stimulus

Posted on February 18, 2014 by Curtis Greco

A non-market approach to a market-based defect has become a standard component of government economic protocols the rippling consequences of which voids the corrective-effect of market forces creating instead unsustainable financial hazards. In real world terms this truant theology can be seen thru the lens of the U.S. Economy which now requires perpetual government stimulus in order to persist at its sub-orbital standards of predation.

Understand that the U.S. does not practice free-market economics preferring instead the malignant effects of capitalism; the creation of monetary-deists who, fearing free-market competition and the tensions performance mandate, orchestrate collusive metrics to their advantage.  Read more...

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