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> Repeating the same mistakes as before (2000). The issue is that every company in a position to do so is trying to stake a claim in a new market. Not every co
by antonvs 9mo ago
> Repeating the same mistakes as before (2000).
The issue is that every company in a position to do so is trying to stake a claim in a new market. Not every company will win. No-one has a surefire way of identifying "mistakes" ahead of time.
What alternative do you think would work better, short of central planning?
- RicoElectrico 9mo agoInterest rates have been comically low for way too long. This alone would change a lot, favoring labor over capital and more sustainable growth.
- Cheezmeister 9mo agoHad been**. Still low, but we aren't laughing anymore. https://www.macrotrends.net/2015/fed-funds-rate-historical-chart https://www.macrotrends.net/2015/fed-funds-rate-historical-c... Do high interest rates not, by definition, favor capital over labor?