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Greg Foss @FossGregfoss Β· Nov 3, 2022
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Problem is we don’t consider the law of diminishing returns in this excellent analysis. As tax rates rise, tax revenues can actually DECLINE as more of the economy moves underground. Some would argue we are already at max tax rates before diminishing returns sets in. #btc

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The Fed just gave *big* guidance They plan to take rates to 5%+ And hold them there for most of next year, until they've "defeated" inflation Here's why this won't work (according to basic math) πŸ‘‡
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Tuur Demeester @TuurDemeester Β· Nov 3, 2022
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"With $31T in debt, there's a fundamental ceiling on how high rates can go before everything breaks ... At 5.5%, debt service grows to 30% of the planned federal budget ... At 16%, it would become 86% of the planned federal budget." Great thread:

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The Fed just gave *big* guidance They plan to take rates to 5%+ And hold them there for most of next year, until they've "defeated" inflation Here's why this won't work (according to basic math) πŸ‘‡
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