Are we in DEBT?
Are we in debt?Is our government in debt?Who give us credit? Who give credit to Government?Why government take money in credit.Can't government make their own money?
I am in DEBT |
If we are in debt? then where is our money which i never
took and not been given to me by anybody. Yes ! it is obviously should be asked.
where is my money. as per current data every Indian citizen is in debt of
INR. 65401/- approx . It is called National Debt Per Citizen-65401 (approx it is keep changing every time).
Now the Total
National Debt of India is INR. 86,652,327,593,609 /- (approx last three digit of amount every second keep
changing)
Now if ICG could not pay the Loan amount on time then RBI can
sell this Bond in Open Market to take the amount. Now let us understand, What
is Open Market and Who can buy the Government Securities Bond. So here. The
market is the place where Government Treasury Bonds and Bills is sold and bought.
and this all Government Securities Bond can bought by Commercial Bank, Mutual fund
Companies, Insurance Companies and NBFC and many more.
Now we understood who are the Guarantor / Responsible for National Debt
and as per National Debt is Indian Per Citizen Debt. This is very clear and transparent
but all process is long and complicated. we will discuss later on this. But one
more important thing is this whole Banking process is money making and this
money making is for credit creation. Debt creation. Now you understood why we
are in Debt. so don't worry because we are the victim of this process. and one
more thing ask with your government about your Debt. which is you never took.
this process is not only for India but also for all the country are in this
process. more interesting things is we are paying not only our Debt but also the Interest by many ways, Like in form of tax. but we don't know. if we will focus,we get money is circulating to Bank and among us but things is Bank is controlling this and making credit.this money is asset for bank and liabilities for people.
we will discuss later more on this.
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