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Should government spending count as GDP? Milton Friedman and Murray Rothbard said no. Because government spending cooks the books, making it look like we get poor when we cut waste, deport welfare cases, and end pointless wars. So what does GDP look like without government?
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I agree with them

Imagine a government where big government doesn't burden your future with excessive spending, taxes, and regulations. Here's how... 👇

@profstonge look at Canada GDP real estate makes up a massive part of it, and we have massive corruption and money laundering driving up real estate prices

Absolutely not

No

I agree. Government spending is how Congress creates the illusion of economic growth. We have a Potemkin economy where waste and fraud is treated like production. Growth in debt > growth in GDP meaning the productive private economy has been in recession (shrinking) for a while

"Which is retarded." 😆 love it!

"...which is retarded..." I love this. Everyone works for government and GDP will go up, lol!

The only way to adjudge productivity is whether someone is willing to give their OWN money for a product. Every penny of government spending is stolen from UNwilling people. So the answer is no.

Good morning !!!

I believe if you remove government spending from the equation the US hasn't had a year of positive GDP growth since 2015

