Yes. The system is inherently unproductive. Pumping more money into it like giving a sedentary person more calories and expect their physique to end up like an

Yes. The system is inherently unproductive. Pumping more money into it like giving a sedentary person more calories and expect their physique to end up like an athlete's. But you can also pump that money into the hands of people and have the same problem. If you give everyone 10K you haven't change affordability. If you give everyone 10K you haven't changed relative food prices. There are more fundamental problems to be solved.