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You are right, but it is more complicated than that. About $13 trillion has disappeared/ been destroyed through mal-investment and the collapse of the credit b
by ckinnan 17y ago
You are right, but it is more complicated than that. About $13 trillion has disappeared/ been destroyed through mal-investment and the collapse of the credit bubble. Those dollars are GONE. The problem is that large parts of our economy were geared around those resources/cash flows/projected revenue streams, so the rebalancing to the "new normal" is painful. (Think autos, finance, consumer electronics, malls, housing, retirement savings).
- ubernostrum 17y ago"About $13 trillion has disappeared/ been destroyed through mal-investment and the collapse of the credit bubble." But how much of that money actually existed in the first place, and how much was just someone's imagination running away with them?