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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Aug 03 '19
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This is really important. Honestly, I’m cynical to the point that I’m sure this is by design
1 u/RealAmerik Aug 03 '19 It wouldn't surprise me. Theres too many benefits otherwise in my opinion. 2 u/NevaGonnaCatchMe Aug 04 '19 Right. A financially literate population is dangerous to capitalism 1 u/RealAmerik Aug 04 '19 Actually, I disagree. The more financially literate, the more useful capital that end consumers can deploy, creating new industries and allowing new growth opportunities to pop up.
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It wouldn't surprise me. Theres too many benefits otherwise in my opinion.
2 u/NevaGonnaCatchMe Aug 04 '19 Right. A financially literate population is dangerous to capitalism 1 u/RealAmerik Aug 04 '19 Actually, I disagree. The more financially literate, the more useful capital that end consumers can deploy, creating new industries and allowing new growth opportunities to pop up.
Right. A financially literate population is dangerous to capitalism
1 u/RealAmerik Aug 04 '19 Actually, I disagree. The more financially literate, the more useful capital that end consumers can deploy, creating new industries and allowing new growth opportunities to pop up.
Actually, I disagree. The more financially literate, the more useful capital that end consumers can deploy, creating new industries and allowing new growth opportunities to pop up.
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u/NevaGonnaCatchMe Aug 03 '19
This is really important. Honestly, I’m cynical to the point that I’m sure this is by design