Europe – A leading region driving the monetary economic system

 

To prevent the collapse of a monetary economic system and extend its lifespan, an exceptionally high level of efficiency is required.

This "high level of efficiency" is cultivated through factors such as sophisticated monetary policy managed by a central bank, a mature civic consciousness, a well-developed legal and institutional framework, population control, investment in education, a stable social structure, and low inflation—the latter being a result of a restrained growth rate in the money supply.

In this sense, Europe can be viewed as a collection of nations situated within the "high-class" tier—countries that rarely require the recurring structural adjustments typically needed to prolong the life of an economic system.

The problem, however, is that Europe has repeatedly engaged in self-destructive sacrifices to achieve the "extreme efficiency" necessary to extend the lifespan of its system.

A prime example of this self-destructive behavior is the influx of immigrants.

When a society admits immigrants from environments characterized by less-developed monetary policy frameworks, the integrity of its own sophisticated monetary policy environment is compromised, and the inflationary landscape begins to shift toward that of a less-developed nation.

Why, then, does Europe create conditions that necessitate further, unnecessary structural adjustments—effectively engaging in self-destructive acts?

As we approach a "Great Depression"—a crisis that has historically recurred every century—Europe is, in effect, expanding the scope of potential structural adjustment to include the very immigrants it has taken in from Africa and other less-developed regions.

Consequently, due to Europe’s "self-sacrifice," the scope of structural adjustment for the impending Great Depression has expanded to include Africa—and, by extension, has broadened to encompass the entire globe. Europe can be described as a union of nations defined by a craftsmanship-driven approach to efficient system design—a collective that will not shy away even from self-inflicted sacrifice in the pursuit of "extreme efficiency and the extension of a system’s lifespan."

It can be said that Europe is leading the destiny of humanity.

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"화폐경제시스템의 붕괴예방과 수명연장"을 위해서는   매우 높은수준의 효율성이 필요한데,

"높은 수준의 효율성"은 중앙은행의 선진화된통화정책, 선진국민성,법제도정비,인구억제,교육에 대한투자,안정된 사회구조, 낮은  통화공급량증가율에따른 낮은물가등에서 만들어진다는것입니다.

유럽은 그래서  "High class의 집합체"이며  시스템의 수명연장을위한  반복되는 구조조정이 거의 필요없는 국가들로 구성되어있습니다. 

문제는  유럽은 시스템의 수명연장을위한 "극단적 효율성"을 얻기위해  자학적 희생을 반복적으로 해오고있다는것입니다. 

대표적인 자학행위가  이민자 의 유입 입니다.

후진적인 통화정책환경의 이민자들이 받아드리게되면  "High class"의 통화정책환경이 훼손및 인플레이션환경이 후진국에 가까워진다는것입니다.  

왜 유럽은 불필요한  구조조정환경을 만들고 자학행위를 하고 있을까요? 

부채의 한계선에서 100년만에 돌아오는 대공황을 우리는 앞두고있는데,

유럽은 자신을 희생하면서  구조조정의 대상을 유입된  아프리카및 후진국영역의 이민자영역까지 확대하고있다는것입니다.  

결과적으로 유럽의 "자기희생"때문에  다가올 대공황의 구조조정 대상이 아프리카까지 확대된 셈이 되었고 지구전체국가의 구조조정으로 확대된 셈이되었습니다.

유럽은  "극단적인 통화정책의 효율성과 시스템의 수명연장"을 위해서라면  자학적 희생도 마다하지않으며 "시스템을 효율적설계하는 장인정신의 국가연합체"라하겠습니다.