Soal Ekonomi Simak UI 2009 Paket 2

| Friday, February 25, 2011


To say that private sector borrowing is usually productive may be true but it is an extremely debatable point. If we are going to solve our economic problems we need to come to grips with the reality that all private debt isn't necessarily productive and beneficial to our economy and all public debt isn't necessarily without economic benefit. Sure, private debt may be productive but there is a pretty good chance it isn't. If the private debt goes to finance ornate corporate headquarters it isn't really any more productive than the government borrowing funds to build a museum. Yes, a factory is a productive use of debt but very few of our debt dollars are going to finance factories, at least they are not financing factories built in the United States.
Does it mean the debt finances the construction of new factories and businesses? If it means the debt finances the construction of new factories and businesses, then few private sector dollars borrowed are productive, especially when capacity utilization is under 70%.







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