<caption><image_97>The image is a line graph that shows the percentage of printing money that doesn't necessarily create inflation. The x-axis represents the years from 1985 to 2018, and the y-axis is labeled with the years.

There are two lines in the graph, one in blue and one in red. The blue line represents the percentage change in printing money over time, while the red line represents a decrease in the percentage. The line in blue represents the inflation rate, which is higher than the blue line. The graph shows that printing money is not necessarily necessary to create inflation, but it does not have a significant impact on the economy. There is also a red arrow pointing downwards, indicating that the inflation rates have been steadily increasing over time. The red arrow is pointing upwards, indicating a decrease. The text on the graph reads "Why not inflation is better?" and "Quantitative easing begins."</caption><transcript><audio_98>equivalent of about 40,000 u.s. dollars per individual in the United States there's still no inflation they're fighting deflation there is no operational constraint on the government making whatever fiscal decisions they want so we need to start hassling them to make responsible fiscal</transcript><transcript><audio_99>decisions and the government budget isn't a budget in the same way that a household or firm has a budget it really is just a your statement if they decide to spend more in that year then more money will be issued it's as simple as that they don't need to wait for taxation to come</transcript><transcript><audio_100>in before they spend they can spend whenever they want they issue the currency right now eighty percent of Australia's productive capacity is in use and 20 percent is sitting idle and the only reason it's sitting idle is nobody has enough</transcript><caption><image_101>The image is a line graph that shows the capacity utilization of a company from 1999 to 2018. The x-axis represents the years, starting from 1999 and ending in 2018, with the y-axis representing the number of people who have lived in the company.

The line graph shows a steady increase in capacity utilization over time, with a blue line representing the amount of time spent on the company's capacity. The line is steadily increasing, indicating that the company has experienced a significant increase in its capacity over the years. The graph also shows a slight decrease in the percentage of people living in that year, with an increase in percentage over time. The data points on the graph are labeled with the company name and year, and the source of the data is the National Australian Bank. The image also includes a legend that explains the meaning of the blue line.</caption> equivalent of about 40,000 u.s. dollars per individual in the United States there's still no inflation they're fighting deflation there is no operational constraint on the government making whatever fiscal decisions they want so we need to start hassling them to make responsible fiscal decisions and the government budget isn't a budget in the same way that a household or firm has a budget it really is just a your statement if they decide to spend more in that year then more money will be issued it's as simple as that they don't need to wait for taxation to come in before they spend they can spend whenever they want they issue the currency right now eighty percent of Australia's productive capacity is in use and 20 percent is sitting idle and the only reason it's sitting idle is nobody has enough
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