There are several problems with capitalism, including an overzealous lending market, a growing mountain of government debt, and a widening divide between the rich and poor that’s becoming tenser, Ray Dalio says. (via CNBCMakeIt)
In his recent LinkedIn post, Dalio zeroed in on the way money is flowing through the economy.
In the venture capital and start-up space, this means "more companies than at any time since the dot-com bubble don't have to make profits or even have clear paths to making profits to sell their stock because they can instead sell their dreams to those investors who are flush with money and borrowing power," Dalio says.
"Since there isn't enough money ... there will likely be an ugly battle to determine how much of the gap will be bridged by 1) cutting benefits, 2) raising taxes, and 3) printing money..." Dalio writes.
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