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With government, less is more
Governments often treat economic growth as a problem that can be solved by more spending, more regulation, or more monetary manipulation.
16 April 2026
Governments often treat economic growth as a problem that can be solved by more spending, more regulation, or more monetary manipulation.
What makes it worse is that some salaries are swallowed entirely by repayments from loans taken earlier, trapping them in a cycle that restarts every payday.
To understand this, we need to revisit a simple economic truth.
Governments often treat economic growth as a problem that can be solved by more spending, more regulation, or more monetary manipulation.
The state cannot replicate any of these steps because it neither owns the treasure it spends nor answers to the people whose treasure it was.
Real growth starts with real saving, not spending.
Cut subsidies, dismantle political monopolies, and hand sectors like power to owners who bear the risk of failure.
But your wallet doesn’t care about theory.
When a state spends, it’s not “investing” in anything.