> ... we have realised that it is worth taking an economic hit in order to preserve health.
Have we realized this? I think you'd find a sizable chunk of the country that disagrees. And I also think it's still too soon to say.
> That, after all, is what money is for.
Money that we don't have. We can keep conjuring money out of thin air if we want, but the effects of infinitely deepening debt seem negative in every case study I've ever read (to say the least).
Have we realized this? I think you'd find a sizable chunk of the country that disagrees. And I also think it's still too soon to say.
> That, after all, is what money is for.
Money that we don't have. We can keep conjuring money out of thin air if we want, but the effects of infinitely deepening debt seem negative in every case study I've ever read (to say the least).