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May 09, 2019, 03:14:46 AM
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in the developed world,

there are conflicts between states over how much stuff those states are allowed to sell to the other states, its not about giving ressources for projects anymore everything is about the belief system of the populations into their states,

bad examples are EU, USA, China, Russia

all want to flood the market of the other one with easy to mass produce goods, like meat, wheat, electronics,

in order to keep the currencies value pairing high, but cant do that because they block each other off it,

uk and their brexit has put them into a very bad trade negotiation situation the eu can flood them with meat or milk products while uk has to balance out with services.

a very exhausting situation.

but here is the big problem

during the existance of the soviet time there where many directors with their own currencies in the soviet union who needed ressources for space exploration projects,

but stuff like that doesnt exist now. because everyone is just trusting into the central bank of those democracies.

until we dont fix that we will continue to have a painful economic system

cryptos should offer tech coins so those projects could get a funding since world has such a huge surplus production, no one wants to sell surpluss us or european food into countries people arent trusted

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May 09, 2019, 12:10:48 PM
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The biggest hypocrisy of the world is that the rules are only for the poor.
The rich countries are preaching about free market,while they are always protecting their industries with high tariffs and different regulations.The global fiat/debt system will sooner or later collapse and all the hypocrisy will end.

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May 09, 2019, 02:46:28 PM
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bad examples are EU, USA, China, Russia

all want to flood the market of the other one with easy to mass produce goods, like meat, wheat, electronics,

No one is trusting to flood anyone. Companies are selling as much as they can and getting their profits.  If some hot country shouldn't struggle for its agricultural sector instead of buying what they need abroad?

in order to keep the currencies value pairing high, but cant do that because they block each other off it,
No. No one needs to have an expensive currency. It is much easier to buy anything from russia while living in EU because for expensive  EUR you would buy cheap russian rouble and cheap russian goods.
The aim of the central banks is to keep their currency stable and sometimes slightly deflate it (for example up to 1% per year) in order to provide some advantage for its exporters.


during the existance of the soviet time there where many directors with their own currencies in the soviet union who needed ressources for space exploration projects,

Comrade Satoshi is a grandson of a comrade Stalin. True.

but stuff like that doesnt exist now. because everyone is just trusting into the central bank of those democracies.



You have to rely on your central bank simply because it is regulating the monetary policy of the entire country and not only printing money that are in your pocket. So even if everyone would issue his own cryptocurrency and those coins would grow to the high price everything would collapse simply because the real economy would degradate and people would return to the stone age.
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May 09, 2019, 04:39:38 PM
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bad examples are EU, USA, China, Russia

all want to flood the market of the other one with easy to mass produce goods, like meat, wheat, electronics,

No one is trusting to flood anyone. Companies are selling as much as they can and getting their profits.  If some hot country shouldn't struggle for its agricultural sector instead of buying what they need abroad?

in order to keep the currencies value pairing high, but cant do that because they block each other off it,
No. No one needs to have an expensive currency. It is much easier to buy anything from russia while living in EU because for expensive  EUR you would buy cheap russian rouble and cheap russian goods.
The aim of the central banks is to keep their currency stable and sometimes slightly deflate it (for example up to 1% per year) in order to provide some advantage for its exporters.


during the existance of the soviet time there where many directors with their own currencies in the soviet union who needed ressources for space exploration projects,

Comrade Satoshi is a grandson of a comrade Stalin. True.

but stuff like that doesnt exist now. because everyone is just trusting into the central bank of those democracies.



You have to rely on your central bank simply because it is regulating the monetary policy of the entire country and not only printing money that are in your pocket. So even if everyone would issue his own cryptocurrency and those coins would grow to the high price everything would collapse simply because the real economy would degradate and people would return to the stone age.

jes but the banks imprision the population and have a weird system to expand financial sovereignity, it gets incresingly broken look at europe especially southern europe it is in a crisis. because of the broken € financial system and i am saying that as a german

you dont get what i am talking about the problem is that the economy hass massive surplus capacities which cant be used, because of the global trust system in those huge mega states, (eu china, russia, usa.)

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May 09, 2019, 05:42:52 PM
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I guess politician in developing countries are too corrupt.  They are busy in accumulating wealth and they just want some easy money in name of loans or giving free access to their markets.

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May 09, 2019, 05:45:34 PM
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Free trading allow customers which products they are going to buy of not.
So if there is a flood of products from various countries, competition becomes intense and the prices are dropped.
Do you thing that Soviet Union is a good example? ha. Citizens couldn't possess any more than they were producing.
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May 09, 2019, 05:55:11 PM
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you dont get what i am talking about the problem is that the economy hass massive surplus capacities which cant be used, because of the global trust system in those huge mega states, (eu china, russia, usa.)
There is no trust system in the real world. No one on the world arena is making something just because he trust some other country. The most obvious example Russia:  with all those sanctions we see that neither US nor EU trust them and with the other sanctions everyone could be happy to stop buying their oil. And that waas not because they trust each other but because they have to cooperate.
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May 10, 2019, 12:40:17 AM
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you dont get what i am talking about the problem is that the economy hass massive surplus capacities which cant be used, because of the global trust system in those huge mega states, (eu china, russia, usa.)
There is no trust system in the real world. No one on the world arena is making something just because he trust some other country. The most obvious example Russia:  with all those sanctions we see that neither US nor EU trust them and with the other sanctions everyone could be happy to stop buying their oil. And that waas not because they trust each other but because they have to cooperate.

jes in the past it ran through the nobility system of muslims or christians, among muslims it was extremly bloody to answer the question who will be next money minter because all established leaders had so many wifes,

among christians it was more stable but sometimes they where corrupt

western banks are in a trust crisis because those that need the minting right have to have diverse skills and are no gambling specialised bankers.

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