Macroeconomic Problem we face today in economics???

Question

In your opinion what is the most important Macroeconomics problem we face today??? And defend you chioce with examples. Thank You.

Answer 1

I'd have to say the concept of investment and money supply (over abundance)

why?  Simply put most of the investments that us commoners are presented are RIGGED.

I use the word rigged for several reasons.

1.  The money supply in the world greatly exceeds the actual assets in most developped nation.  Long story short, we're all living off borrowed money.   What does this mean in terms of investment?  Once again long story short, we're investing phoney funny money into a system with failed logic.

2.  Inflation is held low because of falsified data.  Thus investment itself has very little credibility in itself.  If inflation which should be (long story short) equal to money supply and debt (which all nations are plagued), it would be outrageous.  Due to this simple worst kept secret, all of us are pretty much living in Disyney La La Land.

Now I could go on and on and give you a whole scheme of how this works and how the FRB is just a corporation printing out money, but that would take books to complete.

I believe that the reason why the world economy is failing is precisely because of the simple problem of not living within a credible standard of living.  Common people are investing and rich people are investing,  companies are investing, nations are investing.  But all this investment is based on phoney funny money supply.  

If the concept of investment was thrown out and we all had to be accountable to what we borrowed / owed, most of us would be living a pretty different lifestyle.    Sure, most of us would be "dirt poor" and not be able to drive that Lexus or BMW, but then again at that point, Lexus LS600 and M6 wouldn't even exist in the first place.  

The world economy is breaking down because it can no longer handle the money supply.  Money is starting to lose credibility.  Investment system needs to be cleaned up so that it can be held accountable in accordance with the tangible assets.  To do this, banks must first clean up their acts and stop being banksters.   Politicians should no longer just provide simple fix it answer to complicated quetions.  They need to look out for the interest of the nation (people) and not the lobbyists and special interest races and groups.

Just think,  if UBS goes bankrupt (which it should have)  the ripple effect (more like a tsunami effect) would be enormous. This is all because of money supply and bad investments.  And needless to say, many nations, banks, corporations, people will suffer greatly.  But then again we should have known that we're all living off borrowed time and money. LOL