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Walking in the air…

Since the Money Madness began in earnest in March 2020, consumer spending – as measured by real retail sales – has gone up 13.5%. That’s due to the feds’ stimulus cheques, non-repayable loans and other claptrap. According to Say’s Law, real demand (purchasing power) comes from output. In other words, you gotta

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