My understanding of government economics. Gain $100. Spend $100. What more it there? The Gain $100. Spend $11250. is killing us.
I'd like to know what, exactly, you're after. My limitations come in shit like "debt is good". I haven't been able to reconcile that. Fed bonds can't be repaid until the owner decides to sell. But we should sell bonds so we can spend our cash somewhere else? Regulating commerce, telling the owner what he may or may not do with his goods, is in our interest? Our Constitution says, gold & silver. The Federal Reserve isn't even a federal entity yet they control our money, which isn't backed by gold or silver.
I've looked into this shit & it makes my head hurt. It makes no sense. Overthinking.
Have a debt? Pay it. Instead, we get have to provide for the employees retirement? Spend the money. We'll make it back later. Hell, look at the whole JIT inventory thing. It is a microcosm of the whole whacked out system. When did it become ok to promise stuff with only the hope of being able to provide it?
I see it & it makes no sense. I read about it & it makes even less sense. I watch it evolve & see we're in the toilet because we've gotten away from basics & into some econ majors wet dream. The system is convoluted & getting worse. But it's ok. Your taxes went to pay off the unions instead of the bond holders.