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by thornkin
4817 days ago
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Why couldn't loans be made which devalue at a rate pegged to a basket of goods? We track the rate of inflation today, we could just as easily track deflation and loans could be pegged to that. Doesn't that solve the loan problem? |
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I don't think lenders would appreciate the volatility inherent in their loaned-out money having value fixed to the amount of crop yield the farmers can deliver this year, or the amount of oil extracted, etc. Similar logic would apply for those trying to get a loan.