Peter Schiff explica porque a poupança é importante para uma economia (legendado)

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Peter Schiff: 저축이 경제 성장의 원천이며 소비가 아니라는 주장. 핵심 논리: 화폐는 가치저장 수단이어야 하고, 저축이 가능해야 자본투자·사업확장·일자리 창출이 이뤄진다. 소비가 일자리를 만든다는 견해는 순서가 뒤바뀐 것이며, 구매력은 생산성(자본·도구)에서 나오고 그 자본은 저축에서 온다고 주장. 저축과 금리: 저축은 공급, 차입 수요와 만나 금리를 결정하며, 저축이 많으면 금리가 낮아지고 저축이 적으면 금리가 오른다. 시장금리가 저축과 부채 사이 균형을 만들어 적정 투자가 이뤄진다. 디플레이션 옹호: 자유시장의 자연 경향은 물가 하락이며, 미 역사상 연준 이전 대부분 기간 물가가 하락했다고 주장. 물가 상승(인플레이션)을 좋은 것으로 포장하는 정치인을 비판. 하락하는 물가는 자본주의의 보상이며 임금과 저축의 가치를 높인다고 설명. 휴대폰·노트북·TV처럼 가격이 떨어지는 제품은 오히려 수요를 늘린다고 반박. 결론: 저축 → 낮은 금리 → 자본투자 → 생산성·성장의 인과관계를 강조한 경제 이론 설명 영상. 특정 자산·종목에 대한 가격 전망이나 투자 조언은 없음.

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01. yeah one of the one of the uh roles of money is you just alluded to is that money needs to represent a store of value and the reason that that's so important is because that facilitates savings right you're not going to save money if you anticipate that its value is going to erode over time so you need something that has a store value and the reason savings are so important in a market economy is because contrary to the conventional wisdom spending is not what grows the economy people who believe that are basically putting the cart before the horse what actually grows an economy is the opposite of spending it's under consumption it's savings it's the money we don't spend that makes the economy grow because when we don't spend it and it's saved that money is available to finance capital investments business expansion job creation all the things that grow the economy flow through from savings you know a popular refrain you know the occupy wall street crowd and they say you know we the businesses don't create jobs you know when you say we can attach the job creators they say no no no the job creators are the consumers because they're the ones that are spending the money and they say well if there were no customers then there would be no businesses but of course what that theory overlooks is where do the consumers get the money right they get it from their jobs so you can't say that consumers create jobs when you need jobs to have consumers so it's the other way around and what gives the consumer purchasing power is his productivity and if everybody just had a job from the government and the government printed money and gave it to people that wouldn't you know there'd be no demand this would be no supply to be nothing to buy because nobody would be working what creates the purchasing power is the production and the production comes from productivity and what makes workers productive is capital it's the tools and the equipment that they have if they were simply using their hands they couldn't produce nearly as much and all of that capital all of those tools are only here because of savings so savings are very important and also savings help determine the rate of interest because interest rates are very important aspect of money because interest rates represent a price and like all prices they are determined by supply and demand the supply is all the savings the demand is all the people that want to borrow money whether it's businesses whether it's college students someone wants to buy a car the government everybody borrowing money is competing for this store savings because for every money dollar borrowed somebody had to save that dollar somebody had to not consume it and put that dollar in savings so that somebody else could could spend it or invest it and so if you have a lot of savings right then you're going to have lower interest rates because the supply is going to be greater and what does that mean if there's a lot of savings what economic signals is that sending to the market if people are saving a lot of money what that says is that people prefer future consumption to current consumption because after all when you're saving money you're just deferring consumption every dollar you save is going to be spent eventually except you're not going to spend it today you want to spend it tomorrow and hopefully you'll spend the dollar tomorrow plus all the interest that you earned over time and and so it sends out signals that there's if there's a lot of savings that there's low interest rates and then of course the economy will react investments will be made based on the fact that consumption has been deferred to the future and also you know one of the reasons that people might save in a free market economy is in a free market economy contrary to again the conventional wisdom prices go down right the natural tendency in a free market is deflation prices go down prices went down uh for almost the entire history of the united states until the federal reserve you know our grandparents will tell us stories about how cheap things were when they were a kid well their grandparents or their grandparents grandparents told the opposite stories how expensive things were when they were a kid and how much cheaper they are now and the politicians try to tell us that no no inflation is a good thing money losing value is a good thing because the economy would collapse if prices weren't rising they try to make us feel that falling prices uh would be a disaster when of course it's the opposite falling prices are a reward for capitalism they make wages more valuable they make savings more valuable you know the id the argument is that well if prices are falling nobody is going to buy anything they'll just be waiting for lower prices and of course that's absurd we all have cell phones you know we all have laptop computers we all have plasma tvs the prices for those items are falling all the time that doesn't stop people from buying them in fact it encourages people to buy them if cell phones were still as expensive as they were when they first came out nobody in this room would have one the reason that we buy them is because the prices are coming down so it's the exact opposite falling prices create demand it's not the other way around but that's another reason that people save if you save your money and money gains value you can buy more stuff in the future not only because you earned interest but because things got cheaper the money became more valuable so if you have a lot of savings you can have low interest rates if you don't have a lot of savings you're going to have high interest rates and the beauty of this is let's assume that there's not a lot of people saving money and a lot of people want to borrow money well you have a very limited supply you have a lot of demand what happens to price price goes up so interest rates go up higher interest rates discourage people from borrowing because it's more expensive and they encourage people to save and ultimately the market's going to create an equilibrium between savings and debt and you're going to have a market rate of interest and investments are going to be made capital projects are going to be made that can be adequately financed