<transcript><audio_49>balance the government whenever they want to can take out more money because simply by making laws that require spending the government creates money it creates more Australian dollars and when they tax they delete Australian dollars</transcript><transcript><audio_50>and it really is as simple as that there are indeed all kinds of voluntary constraints that the government puts on themselves but since the Bretton Woods system of currency conversion into u.s. dollars in the u.s. dollar being convertible into gold at $35 an ounce since that system ended in the 1970s</transcript><caption><image_51>The image is a diagram that shows the relationship between a drain and a faucet. On the left side of the image, there is a table with three columns labeled "Drain", "Faucet", and "Saving". On the right side, there are three boxes labeled "Taxes", "Imports", "Government Spending", "Exports", and "+1+G+X". These boxes represent the different types of faucets and their functions.

In the center of the table, there appears to be a flowchart that shows that the drain is responsible for saving, saving, investing, and government spending. The flowchart also has a blue arrow pointing to the "S+T+M" box, indicating that it is a solution to the problem. The image also has text that reads "Addition or Inflows" and "Subtraction or Outflows".</caption> balance the government whenever they want to can take out more money because simply by making laws that require spending the government creates money it creates more Australian dollars and when they tax they delete Australian dollars and it really is as simple as that there are indeed all kinds of voluntary constraints that the government puts on themselves but since the Bretton Woods system of currency conversion into u.s. dollars in the u.s. dollar being convertible into gold at $35 an ounce since that system ended in the 1970s
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