Picture this: controlling an economy that barely grows while pumping in over $1 billion annually just to keep things afloat. That's the kind of fiscal dependency scenario that reveals how subsidies can mask underlying economic weakness. When you're footing that kind of bill year after year, the real question becomes—can the underlying economy ever develop self-sufficiency? Worth considering when evaluating any region's long-term economic viability.
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notSatoshi1971
· 20h ago
Subsidies are really a poison; burning a billion every year yet remaining stagnant—who can stand that?
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 01-15 14:50
To be honest, an economy that relies on subsidies to survive will eventually collapse. Burning money to fill the gaps doesn't solve the fundamental problem at all.
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AllInAlice
· 01-15 14:44
An economy that burns money to survive will eventually come to an end.
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Rekt_Recovery
· 01-15 14:41
ngl this is giving me flashbacks to my leveraged positions that kept needing bailouts... except i was the economy lmao. billion dollar band-aids never fix the real problem, they just delay the liquidation 💀
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OnlyUpOnly
· 01-15 14:41
NGL, this is why some places can never turn things around. How long can burning money to stay alive last?
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LowCapGemHunter
· 01-15 14:27
Subsidies are like giving the economy sleeping pills. Burning a billion every year with no growth—how fake is that?
Picture this: controlling an economy that barely grows while pumping in over $1 billion annually just to keep things afloat. That's the kind of fiscal dependency scenario that reveals how subsidies can mask underlying economic weakness. When you're footing that kind of bill year after year, the real question becomes—can the underlying economy ever develop self-sufficiency? Worth considering when evaluating any region's long-term economic viability.