Not easy times in the world but how the goverment will improve?

[strunberg]

I hoped you would write more on why you’re not a fan of green renewable energy and how exactly it relates to governments printing more money into the economy or fighting Inflation.
You noted yourself that we’ve got to solve problems with new (and better) methods. Be more energy efficient, hence the renewable energy sources being touted all over today. 
Change is difficult to accept hence the slow adaptation of these renewable energy sources.

I have a conspiracy theory that says that one of the reasons why renewable energy is difficult to accept and develops so slowly, is because if renewable energy were widely adopted it would be very detrimental to oil refineries and oil companies in the world. All oil owners in the world do not want renewable energy to replace oil.

Well, it's just a conspiracy theory but I find it very interesting and more plausible than the conspiracy theory about area 51.

But about the Government printing money to solve problems I think that is very bad and I see that it is not a solution but just a way for the government so that they can continue to be in power. Printing a lot of money will have an inflationary impact. People will complain about rising prices of goods but government employees can easily increase their salaries with tax money.

[demonica]

Even the solution you gave doesn't seem right to me in solving an economy's problem. First of all, it's a large country which means they are powerful and has a lot of influence. So if their economy went down because of printing too much money, it will affect other countries as well like their allies and the developing countries who rely with its influence. Once that country experience great inflation, it could result to the thing you mentioned which is devaluing their currency. But it will definitely impact your economy as well and the others. Instead of giving a solution, it'll being more problem. Let's take an example, if that country have inflation, the prices will increase so if they are a heavy exporter country, those country who imports their products will also be affected due to the increase of the price.

Economic problem has been an ongoing issue of a lot of countries. It's hard to find a perfect solution to this. For me, in order for the economy to strive, the government should focus on developing or improving in something that their country can offer. For example, if your country has an abundance of agricultural lands, they can take advantage of it by producing crops that they can supply to people and other country.

[btc78]

The idea that it is up to the government alone to fix everything in the country is wrong. Think about it like this: the government basically lays out the ground rules and it is up to the citizens to play accordingly. Of course the government has the task of making it easier for their people so that they can win the game of life easily thus improving their way of life and along with it the economy of the country.

The improvement of a country is something that is done by both the government and its citizens. The government can only do temporary fixes. What about those countries that are way in too deep to be fixed? Debt.

These governments can ask for money and in this money they should decide where to best spend it that will generate the most profit.

[AVE5]

The simple way the economy would be better for the comfort of its citizens is a good governance that eliminates political corruptions. Most of these countries that experiences hardship and inflations are capable countries that generates more valuable revenues that the more developed countries in the world today. Bad leadership is the problem and the solution is to invoke active and uncompromisable commission that would either be a centralized or decentralized bodies but wouldn't be answerable to the leaders but a commission of its own that stands to be anti corruptible leadership.
By so doing, all the leaders would be adjusted and come up with promising infrastructures that would enhance the growth of the economy.

[Volimack]

The simple way the economy would be better for the comfort of its citizens is a good governance that eliminates political corruptions. Most of these countries that experiences hardship and inflations are capable countries that generates more valuable revenues that the more developed countries in the world today. Bad leadership is the problem and the solution is to invoke active and uncompromisable commission that would either be a centralized or decentralized bodies but wouldn't be answerable to the leaders but a commission of its own that stands to be anti corruptible leadership.
By so doing, all the leaders would be adjusted and come up with promising infrastructures that would enhance the growth of the economy.

Yeah clean governance is needed to ensure sustainable economy and inclusive development these are being undermined by the corruption of political leaders. And all the opportunities and possibilities for the livelihood and prosperity of the common man will be opened only when the accountable government runs the state. The anti-corruption commission should increase its effectiveness by increasing its capacity and efficiency.

[slapper]

Government plans? Definitely brewing. The health, unemployment, and debt crises are profound cuts. You think pain is normal now? Though pessimistic, it's realistic. To assume governments will jump in, capes flying, when we hit rock bottom? That's fantasy.

Printing money? A bullet wound bandage. Not sustainable. Transferring inflation to another nation? A transient remedy and unethical at worst. Printing money keeps leading us astray in a maze.

Your demand for smarter education and society efficiency? That's it. Making money work smarter, not printing more, is the goal. Efficiency, innovation, and sustainability are lifelines, not buzzwords. Governments must lead with resilience, innovation, and financial literacy programs, not just printing. As for us? We must change how we live, work, and consume. Our consumption patterns need a reality check, regardless of green energy skepticism. For our own survival, not Thunberg's.

[Mauser]

What i think that there is no easy solution or just magic lazy quick solution but we all have to think how to better organize and develope our lifes so we all can make more with energy efiecnt ways.

The money printing when ever we want it made the society as whole lazy and even If they find method how they can still print easy money the society will be even more lazy and by lazy i mean lazy in their mind.
Also Im not fan of Green energy or that kind of things but i see that printing money will give a lot more easy money to society we consume more and it's not good for envoirment and nature If we just consume grazy ways again Im not the Gretha Thunberg fan...but that's all got me think about it more we all are apart of our society and what Ever happens we all have responsebility.

I am not really sure if the governments around the world really want to improve the current situations, or if they are just trying to keep pushing ahead and are fine with the current status quo? Sure, it would be nice to fix some of the big problems we have in the world, but this will likely require a lot of capital and unpopular decisions. All the politicians I met where more concerned with their personal image and their chance to get re-elected that in making the world a better place. For them it was all about avoid the tough question than giving straight answer. Which is why all the politicians talk in a similar way and seem so different from the rest of the population. In my opinion we shouldn't wait for the government to try and fix things for us, but rather work towards our own solutions. For me it's all about financial independence, if I ever can reach that than it would be so much easier to live economic friendly, save nature and only consume healthy products.

[jaberwock]

The current financial system is done and no matter what the fed will do or try to rescue Market might not move anymore according to rate cuts or rate hikes neither.
They can hike rates or not some things might not functioning the way they should.
The smart money coming out of the debt based economy and moving into more assets based financial system.

Yes, it's not the FED's fault anymore but like he said, the issue is coming from the government of some countries in which they may be corrupt or they are weak in terms of running their country well but this is not what you called as done because when you say that, it sounds like there is no hope anymore to change this but actually there is and that is by electing another official.

People will only need to be more wiser this time by voting the right people, as sometimes it's also their fault because they just choose those who bribe them money even though they already know that this official won't do good once they are already sitting on their positions.