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  • sollten Grundbedürfnisse (Wohnen, Essen, Heizen, Anziehen) überhaupt einer Marktlogik unterworfen werden

    Grundbedürfnisse sollten ohne Hürden gestillt werden. Es sollte genügend Notwohnungen geben, dass jeder zum Herstellungspreis günstig wohnen kann.

    Mit dieser Grundversorgung könnte man dem Immobilienmarkt freien Lauf lassen und man könnte sich viele regulatorische Kosten sparen.

    Wenn Märkte aufgrund ihrer Beschaffenheit ein Ungleichgewicht der Akteure mitbringen, dann muss man regulatorisch eingreifen

    Regulatorisch zur Verbesserung der Allokation. Nicht jede Regulation ist gut. Der Trick der Elite ist es, durch Regulation Märkte weiter zu ihren Gunsten zu verzerren, es aber als Vorteil für die Gesellschaft zu verkaufen. Diese Möbilisierungsregel scheint mir dazuzugehören.




  • Es ist nicht Marktwirtschaft. Wenn der Staat die Preise vorgibt, verschiebt sich die Resourcenallokation. Normalerweise bekommen die Personen die Resourcen, die den größten Gewinn damit erzielen können.

    Absurd übertrieben wäre das wie wenn man Geigen nur bis zu einem Maximalpreis verkaufen darf und dann ein Musikschüler eine Stradivari bekommt.

    Wenn sich durch die Preisbremse mehr Menschen die Wohnungen leisten können, wer soll sie dann bekommen? Entscheidet das Los? Wahrscheinlich werden Mieter dem Makler Kuverts zustecken müssen, um ausgewählt zu werden. Wer kann sich dann leisten, sich bei 10 Wohnungen zu bewerben, um dann bei einer vielleicht den Zuschlag zu bekommen?





  • Our biggest strength now is predictability and safety…
    Diverse collaboration on fair and safe ground has competitive and collective gain advantages.

    Why?

    Our biggest systematic risks

    Not lack of speed, knowledge, skills as well as corruption at the top? For a single citizen, deteriorating social systems is a risk, but that is a symptom of lower profits for the products we sell internationally.

    But can it hold onto stability and innovation after tech has been stolen

    EV, next gen phone networks, …

    nepotism are systemic issues,

    Could as well be the same or worse in the EU. Von der Leyen’s messages with Pfizer, it’s at the top.

    and bubbles like their real estate construction

    China is a communist country and can nationalize everything. How about the West where retirement plans depend on the value of houses?

    How well off will the average citizen be, materially, mentally, socially, and deterministically safe?

    As long as the US does not start a nuclear war against China, the danger is in the EU. If the world buys Chinese cars, chemicals and machines, how will the EU make money?

    Regarding “above fair price” - the problem is currency and labor cost discrepancies.

    That’s secondary. At first it’s the collapse of margins if there is competition. If the West builds a mine and can take 90% as compensation, that differs from taking 10%.

    transform into a self-sufficient union

    We always need raw materials and we have to buy them with profits from products that have to compete with Chinese products.

    it’s not missing anything that would prevent keeping its strength and collective citizen upsides/goodness.

    How about an elite for which goodness is not lip service and a population that doesn’t close its eyes?

    Europe doesn’t have to produce the cheapest goods or be able to export as successfully if it shifts its economic system and political goals.

    Not cheapest but best deal for a price range. That’s difficult, especially with our energy dependency and limited software capabilities.



  • To win the cultural and intellectual battle, Europe must staunchly defend its model,

    There is no argument in the article for why this should work in the future.

    Europe profited from post colonial structures.

    Redistribution is a political decision and possible to continue forever. But was redistribution the source of our prospetity, or just a bribe to buy our silence so that the elite could keep plundering the world?

    With competition from China, we can’t keep selling our technology above fair prices. Without those profits will people stay willing to share? Will we be able to maintain culture and education?







  • It started differently. The federal government of the US originally only collected tariffs. US history shows what is going to come for Europe.

    The Euro can’t be stable under current conditions. A unified EU budget is the only way to stabilize the inevitably stumbling economies. It’s just a matter of time. Like other things, the citizens will be surprised but will accept the necessary reform to end the crisis. They won’t stage a rebellion when people point out that the crisis was constructed. Instead they are ready to walk into the next one for the next change.