“Just remember: … 4. Government deficits create non-government financial surpluses.” (Khazbi Budonov) That's the usual MMT deception. A large deficit for the U.S. government means a healthy free lunch for WeTheOligarchy and a growing number of millionaires/billionaires/zillionares. Reminder: Macroeconomic Profit Qm is given by the axiomatically correct Profit Law Qm:=(I−Sm)+(G−T)+(X−M)+Yd. The Law implies Qm:=(G−T)>0, i.e., macroeconomic profit is (co-)produced by deficit-spending/money-creation, i.e., the growth of public debt. See the graphical proof in Fig AXEC216a ⇓ . After the differentiation between the household sector and business sector, it is methodologically inadmissible to define a 'non-government sector' or a 'private sector' that fuses the two sectors again. This hides the crucial relationship Qm:=−Sm, i.e., the macroeconomic profit of the business sector is the complementary balance to the household sector's dissaving. By the same token, it holds Qm:=(G−T)>0, i.e., the profit of the business sector is equal to the deficit of the public sector. The free-market economy is temporarily saved from breakdown by the deficit-spending/money-creating duo Treasury / Central Bank, i.e., the State. This means that the premise of mainstream economics, i.e., that the unfettered free-market economy is a self-adjusting, self-stabilizing, and self-optimizing system, is axiomatically false. And this means that economics has been proto-scientific garbage for 200+ years. And this means that the representative economist is either stupid or corrupt or both. The non-government sector is a verbal/formal fraud to hide the fact that PublicDeficit=BusinessProfit.
— AXEC (@EgmontHandtke) November 6, 2026
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