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Jiang distinguishes government borrowing from money printing: the government borrows, the Federal Reserve lends at interest, and the obligation cascades back through banks to depositors.
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Interest
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...they want to profit from it. So they charge you an interest. Right? 5 % is usually the interest. So right now the US..."
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"...they want to profit from it. So they charge you an interest. Right? 5 % is usually the interest. So right now the US..."
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"...the US government. So the government has to pay you back interest. Okay? So if the US government were to say screw this I'm..."
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