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Credit enemy or friend we must have it
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If the world undertook to pay cash only, you would send the national economies of the developed nations back more than 300 years.
How would anyone pay for their imports or be paid for their exports with no Letters of Credit?
The crisis would be lack of economies of scale, something akin to 100% tariff barriers because no one would trust someone beyond national boundaries to pay when due.
Like Bazz said “Credit is fine”.
It is an unemotional process, formed from trust or a basis of trade (usually organised through banks), when trust might be lacking.
In the sense that credit enables people to benefit from a wider choice of often cheaper or better quality goods, than those made locally and allows efficient manufacturers to expand their markets into populations they would not otherwise be able to service, without significant risk, the provision of credit is a value adding element to the process of “production” and is thus an equal contender for a share in the value of production,
Thus, countering the silliness of some (Marxist thinking) folk who foolishly pretend that “labour” is the only “productive” component in the supply side of a transaction.