Bushinomics
the us economic practice of encouraging large us banks and corporations who lobby us politicians to exploit the wealth and recourses of this planet. the practice of tax breaks and government bailouts have been used to facilitate bushinomics. the term has also been known as “the last great transfer of wealth from the citizenry to corporate america and wall street.”
first rule of bushinomics is to create inflation by increasing the supply of money, and then use increased supply of money to transfer wealth.
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