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    In most states (meaning countries), all base/narrow money[1] is backed by the fact that the state will only accept its own currency for taxes due. Which means that, if the state has no debt, then there is no (base) money. The base money in the economy is equal to the state’s debt. All the base money in the economy came from the state at some point buying goods/services/labor.

    The US dollar is a safe haven insomuch as it’s likely to continue to have value for the foreseeable future, but it isn’t necessarily safe compared to the value of other currencies. In fact, IMO the US dollar is likely to continue falling w/r/t other currencies in the short & medium term, thanks to the deterioration of the petrodollar system and of dollar hegemony. We’re also a fading empire, and our economy is hyper-financialized, awash in debt, which doesn’t help. We’ve de-industrialized and don’t have a viable path to re-industrialization.

    the USA is more on promoting maximum employment.

    It’s supposed to be that, but in practice it isn’t. The Federal Reserve has a dual mandate, but they’re in conflict with each other, and really the maximum employment part is only given lip service.


    1. Most of the money in the economy isn’t base money. It’s money created by banks writing loans. The principal of a loan was money created out of thin air, which the state authorizes the bank to do. As the principal is paid off, that money is deleted from the system; it’s destroyed. ↩︎