Economic Crisis: My Two Rubles

Posted by admin on Nov 20, 2009 in Uncategorized |

survived finding an abstract balance between communist and capitalist systems. I salute you friend and thank you for taking the time to put together a brilliant and critical analysis of history repeating itself. — en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org — If you like this video please subscribe to this channel and vorojtsov newletter at www.vorojtsov.net Thank you! — … deflation inflation cash and barter loops financial crisis economic collapse great depression USD …


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25 Comments

  • Search4Knowledge says:

    I agree on that, there is a risk. But unlike a share where in troubling times a company can say “lets not pay the investors dividend because of the situation” (investors will often accept) they cant say that to lenders. Interest has to be payed. Thats what I mean buy being a burdon. In the case of a loan, if you are having difficulties, the interest is often alot higher making it even harder. And then there is still the problem of a small group who will control all money by simply lending out.

  • profwito says:

    There is nothing wrong with charging interest on money. Higher interest rates signal the market that there is a high demand and it calls forth supply from the market since more people would be willing to save, lend, and invest when they can earn a higher interest on their money. Removing interest rates would kill saving and severely hobble the economy as growth would be practically stopped.

  • WOGI5M says:

    I finally subscribed

  • gregvs3 says:

    So in your mind, I should be able to buy stocks from a company, but I should under no circumstances be able to buy a bond from them?
    You seem to ignore the fact that interest exists partially to compensate the creditor for the fact that the debtor might default on the debt.

    You are able to charge interest on your money just as a bank is, with no real risk – by buying treasury bonds. However that is not a path to riches. I think that shows your premise is false.

  • IoriYagamiKyo says:

    This all shows why capitalism is SHIT! Forbid all banks, shoot all bankers, natinalize all companies, confiscate all luxury items. Greetings from eversunny Cuba!

  • diosoth says:

    This video is a fine example of why I hate Youtube users. This video, which is IMPORTANT, has a zero star rating and under 92K views, while that worthless Wut Wut In The Butt song has millions of views. Some guy lip synchs to Numa Numa and it gets more views.

  • supergenius18 says:

    the reason why it has a low score and view number is because of the presentation. im sure it is important and it is. but if your main audience is american, then get someone with an american accent and some better graphics. maybe practice a little bit as if you are telling this to 90,000+ people and not clear your throat and say ummm a million times. and im saying this because i want to help you/your video…..and us… take this as constructive criticism. good luck and God bless.

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  • garrywarney says:

    How can you prefer an American accent to vorojtovs accent? Is there something wrong with you?

  • asianwannabeamerican says:

    I feel you man. This is a great video.

  • asianwannabeamerican says:

    Non-communists don’t give a crap about capitalism, but communists act as though the Politburo was their mama.This crap happened because the Soviet Union was COMMUNIST. Communism collapses after 70 years and you’re saying capitalism is shit?

  • Sukraloos1 says:

    Euro is more powerful than USD these days, so the Americans could manage during inflation too.

  • marpoq says:

    it has a 5 star rating, but yes, (most) people are idiots

  • HyperBorealOperator says:

    planned economies are unnatural in the extrme and last very short time before collapsing.

    communism is rife with poltical greed, which is more destructive than economic greed b/c the govt has military, police and legisltive powers.

    capitalism only goes bad when central planning takes the place of emergent, de- centralized production and open market distribution activity.

    shoot bankers? no, just keep govt away from banks. shoot commies though, even if it doesnt solve all problems :D

  • lunaris19 says:

    “shoot bankers? no, just keep govt away from banks. shoot commies though, even if it doesnt solve all problems :D

    Couldn’t agree more. ;-)

  • SunTzuLao says:

    LOL what you’re talking about is why America is fucked… at least until we learn a hard lesson.

  • SunTzuLao says:

    Why would you shoot commies? I thought America was better than that? You call yourself a capitalist? Ropes are reusable, and therefore more efficient, and saves more bullets for use against communist countries :) After all, there’s only just so much copper and lead… but we got plenty of natural fibers, and farmers to hire to grow them!

  • HyperBorealOperator says:

    yeah but ropes take too long and you lose potential earnings/ pay time-opportunity costs. The more important commies can get the rope though, it makes better video – that’s good for public relations XD

  • newb2yutube says:

    “capitalism only goes bad when central planning takes the place of emergent, de- centralized production and open market distribution activity.”

    LOL…”only”… I can give a you a list of others.

    Planned economies could work if you put the right kind up. Like an energy accounting system(thermoeconomics). Also, what the hell is natural about trading with things that are non measurable(money) and unreal. a straight up barter is the most natural…adam smith economics isn’t.

  • HyperBorealOperator says:

    thermoecon system would have to acct for form desireability.. have fun with that, though I do think thermoecon principles should be considered as they are fundamental.

    barter is most natural, yes, and money is only a good approx. when backed by something like gold. W/out gold, & with *centrally planned* inflation and monetization, it is very unnatural. I bet every example you give me involves some state like entity churning an ‘unreality machine’ ie printing press and legislative strong arm.

  • HyperBorealOperator says:

    manufac forms could be acctd for in how much it took to make them, even natuiral ones too.. but somehow energy required to prduce has to acct for difference with what people want, which is not always the same, but maybe a good approx. I tmay not be such a problems after all^^

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  • alexstr says:

    i love rolling and L and playing chess and listening to this

  • hackdan says:

    Thanks many thanks!

  • Wolfeye90 says:

    When did I remove any comments? Ah, well, good video, very informative.

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