Jiang's shorthand for both zero-interest corporate borrowing in Japan and the higher-yield Treasury spread it can capture.
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free money
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "Okay? Basically free money. So if you're a big Japanese corporation and you need money, you just go to the Japanese bank and they'll..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "Okay? Basically free money. So if you're a big Japanese corporation and you need money, you just go to the Japanese bank and they'll..."
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"Okay? Basically free money. So if you're a big Japanese corporation and you need money, you just go to the Japanese bank and they'll..."
"...war in the Middle East. Now's the time. Why not? It's free money. It's like taking candy from a baby."
"...so JP Morgan just like that gets a billion dollars of free money because Trump NATO the British whoever the Israelis changed the government..."
"...And that's why we're bailing out the banks by giving them free money. Okay? And then the critics were like, well, how about all..."
"...he's collecting a very generous pension from the canadian government it's free money for him he has access to the best health care honestly..."
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