ABC2019 wrote:eclectron wrote:ABC2019 wrote:indeed I do not understand the difference between decreasing in a growing context
Greece, Venezuela indeed. They decrease but continue to play with the rules of croissantism, so they lose, they suffer.
it remains just as hermetic, what don't you mean "to decrease without playing with the rules of croissantism"? do you have any examples of a recession that made people happy?
It is also noteworthy that these countries have had governments that have trumpeted wanting to free themselves from international rules ...
All the countries of the world are in the globalized economy, in capitalism, in free trade, blah, to varying degrees. In short, they are in the current system.
In the current system , a country that no longer believes, does not stagnate, it is impoverished, since the system is dynamic, it is growing, it is necessary to grow just to survive.
to stagnate is impossible, except to infuse monetarily.
In the current system (growthist, globalized capitalist, free trader, blah) decrease is always sudden and painful because it gives rise to crises of all kinds.
Good, but personally I am not claiming the decrease in the current system, nor the decrease itself, but sustainability ... in a system other than the current one, in a sustainable system.