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Can primary data support the four claims in this monetary worldview?
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Audit a four-leg monetary worldview claim by claim against primary data (FRED, Z.1, IIF, IEA, BoE): most money is new; assets-to-money is the object to track; credit = belief in the future; money is energy and will be reallocated to credible printers as the compute bid forces printing.
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No: the slogan is wrong, but tracking assets-to-money is useful. 33.1% of M2 is post-2020, credit/GDP has been flat since 2019, and money is created and destroyed rather than conserved, although flows may favor credible printers.
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