I agree with Phil that this sounds very … counterintuitive. Usually nothing is free, and even with free things there is consequences or some sort of externality.
However, I recently read an argument by a Finnish finance podcaster, who argued while the intuition might be true and government debt system probably is not sustainable and is going to have some kind of messup in long term, not participating may put your country at disadvantage compared to countries who take the “free” money and invest it, and thus have more assets when it all falls down.
I agree with Phil that this sounds very … counterintuitive. Usually nothing is free, and even with free things there is consequences or some sort of externality.
However, I recently read an argument by a Finnish finance podcaster, who argued while the intuition might be true and government debt system probably is not sustainable and is going to have some kind of messup in long term, not participating may put your country at disadvantage compared to countries who take the “free” money and invest it, and thus have more assets when it all falls down.
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