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Do any of you know if there are any books that uses economic theory, like microeconomics etc. to analyze real markets, like for instance a book that analyses the healthcare sector or the retail sector and examines various phenomena in the sector, the typical operations of the businesses and so on? You know what I mean?
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There hasn't been any point to rational analysis for 8 years since the fed set interest rates to 0% and created trillions of dollars from nothing.
Money is a commodity. And commodities are supposed to have prices. Most commodities are priced in money. But obviously you can't price money in money, so the price of money is the interest rate used to create new money by issuing loans. When the interest rate is 0%, then money is free. And when money is free the price of everything else goes crazy.
This was done to reinflate the housing and stock market so the boomers who fucked up the whole world could still have a comfy retirement. But the result is going to be complete chaos for the younger generations who are infinitely fucked. You can't rationally analyze any market anymore, you just have to bet on psychology of demand. Buy dips and hold.
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