The Global Casino of Capitalism (Part 1)
Right now we are about 7.8b (billion) people on this planet. Our global wealth was $ 360,600b last year (2019). That means each of us owned around $ 50,000 on average, exactly $ 46,230.76.
Last year (2019) all of us produced $ 142,000b altogether. This means each of us earned $ 18,205.13 on average.
The richest person on earth increased his wealth from $ 114b to $ 183b last year. This means, he earned $ 69,000.000,000.00 all alone.
So the richest person on this planet earned $ 69b which is a bit more than whole Luxemburg ($ 53.31b) and a bit less than whole Slovakia ($ 89.67b). Where does all this money come from?
So, all of us increased our wealth by $ 142,000b, each of us earned $ 18,205.13 on average. But if the richest one of us gained $ 69b, then all of us had only $ 18,196.28 left. This means we all had to pay him $ 8.85 each, every single person on this planet.
The richest person on earth gained $ 8.85 from every single one of us last year. Where does this money come from?
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The Global Casino of Capitalism (Part 2)
“Money” is created by Banks. So, all of us, all 7.8b (billion) people, had a wealth of $ 360,600b last year, meaning each of us had $ 46,230.76 on average.
In that last year (2019) all of us increased our wealth by $ 142,000b, so each of us earned $ 18,205.13 on average.
Therefore our Banks had to create these $ 142,000b within this year, so $ 18,205.13 for each of us on average. If they did it at an interest rate of only 1%, this sums up to $1,420b of debts out of interests. So each of us owed our Banks $ 182.05 of interests.
With an interest rate of just 1% our Banks created $ 142,000b, but we have to pay $ 143,420b in return. Each of us got $ 18,205.13 and has to return $ 18,387.64 to our Banks.
With a global wealth of $ 360,600b we have to pay back $ 364,206b to our Banks – given an interest rate of just 1%. So all of us owe our Banks $ 3,606b just for interests, each of us $ 182.05 on average.
Where do we take this money from?
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