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woodduck
Posted 4/26/2025 17:45 (#11203727 - in reply to #11203579)
Subject: RE: Your farm has a trade deficit


NE Mo
Kooiker - 4/26/2025 14:38

woodduck - 4/26/2025 12:19  I ran a trade deficit with all of my suppliers and became pretty damn wealthy. I doubt bartering would have accomplished that feat quite as efficiently,.....


There's that idiotic comparison again.

Yes you ran a trade deficit with your suppliers, you also ran a trade surplus with those you sold grain to.    The result is if you spend more than you take in you go broke.   If you take in more than you spend, you gain wealth.

The USA is running an aggregate trade deficit of nearly $1 trillion/year.    

The only reason the USA hasn't had to sell all of our assets to foreigners is because were constantly creating more money out of thin air.    The trade deficit and govt deficit spending are very much related.    If we continued the trade deficit without the deficit spending/inflation, foreign nations would eventually hold every US dollar.    The only way to get those $'s back is to sell them something, either product, service or infrastructure/assets.



You still can't seem to grasp the fact that the budget deficit and trade deficit are vaguely related if at all but I'll play along. I have a 1mil trade deficit with business A my seed dealer(China), and a 1 mil trade deficit with business B my fertilizer dealer(India). I have a 3mil trade surplus with business C my elevator (domestic market). Looks like I have a 2 million dollar trade deficit every year with 1 and 2. When am I going broke?


Sure it's over simplified but I'm trying to throw you a bone.
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