The Cantillon Effect!! ⚠️ What Is It? How Can You Protect Yourself? 😮 Must-Know Concept for 2022! 💸 - YouTube

Channel: Crypto Casey

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"Cash is King" 👑 We've all heard that one before,  but the reality is: the closer we are to the King,  
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the more powerful cash becomes for us  💰 and the farther we are from the King,  
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the more harmful cash becomes to our livelihoods.  Hello, I'm Crypto Casey 👋 and in this video we are  
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going to explore how the unequal distribution  of money in our current fiat systems 💵 benefits  
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those closest to the government and harms those  farthest from the government in a phenomenon  
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known as the Cantillon Effect. Cantillon is  a French word that is sometimes pronounced  
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in English as Cantillon. We will also discuss  how this could be playing out in the crypto  
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markets ₿ in ways we can protect ourselves  from it going forward. This video is brought  
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sim swapping attacks. More on them in a bit.  Awesome, let's explore the Cantillon Effect
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Let's start out with exploring how banks work  by breaking down three theories about where  
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money comes from one the mainstream theory is  that banks are just financial intermediaries  
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that lend out their deposits which involves banks  making loans to borrowers from deposits made by  
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customers at a certain interest rate customers  savings accounts accrue interest to incentivize  
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them to keep money there and the bank charges  interest on the loans they issue to borrowers  
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to pay interest to the depositors as well as  themselves and the regulatory framework that  
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has been used to manage this type of money  creation is reserve requirements where bank  
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is required to keep a certain amount of capital  which dictates the amount of loans they can make  
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the idea was to place restrictions on banks  to avoid banking crises and though this type  
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of regulation was imposed back in the 1980s  tons of banking crises around the world have  
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occurred since in fact between 1970 and 2010 the  international monetary fund reported over 425  
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systemic banking monetary and debt crises which  worked out to about an average of 10 per year  
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which brings us to the second banking theory on  how money is created called the fractional reserve  
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theory when a bank lends money it needs to have  excess reserves to use for lending this method  
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was dominant from the 1930s to the 1960s and what  ended up happening is banks became interconnected  
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shifting different reserves between each other  on a nightly and weekly basis essentially  
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leveraging against each other creating a money  multiplier effect which piqued a lot of people's  
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interest the creation of leveraged money in the  global financial system was very experimental  
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and ultimately this theory was replaced on purpose  in the 70s with the mainstream theory that banks  
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are just financial intermediaries that aren't  particularly special the ultimate goal being oh  
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there's nothing to see here when in reality there  is a very big important thing happening that harms  
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pretty much all of us except the top one percent  of people around the world so the third theory of  
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banking is the most true accurately depicting  how the global financial system actually works  
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which was the most dominant in the 1920s and  1930s according to this theory banks are not  
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just financial intermediaries banks are the  main creators of money so when you get a loan  
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new money is created out of thin air and thereby  increases the supply of money in circulation  
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in this theory that banks create money out of  nothing is suppressed and largely unknown by  
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the masses by design but it is the most accurate  because it's the only banking theory that has been  
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proven with empirical evidence so let's explore  why this theory is suppressed and how it benefits  
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a few people while harming the rest of us the fact  that banks create money from nothing makes them  
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extremely powerful because at the end of the day  they get to determine who gets the new money via  
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loans who gets the new money and what they end up  doing with it whoever gets the money and what they  
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decide to do with it has a huge serious impact on  the economy if banks create money for a person or  
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company to buy real estate they are essentially  pumping money into the real estate market which  
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causes prices to rise if banks create money for  a person or company to use to consume goods or  
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services they are essentially causing inflation  when banks lend money to people or companies for  
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assets it creates asset bubbles that burst which  causes banking crises this is what caused the  
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2008 recession banks created money a thin air  for everyone to pump into the housing market  
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and when everyone couldn't afford to pay the  loans the housing bubble burst and took down a  
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lot of banks with it there are actually positive  cases for creating money out of thin air but  
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it's better to think of this process as monetary  expansion that is actually necessary for economic  
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growth so when banks create money for a person or  company to grow a business a business that creates  
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and performs valuable goods and services this  creates growth in the economy without inflation  
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those types of loans create jobs foster innovation  as technology gets better things become cheaper  
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over time and generally gives us everything  we want for society without all the negatives  
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but clearly that's not happening so let's talk  about what is happening which is the Cantillon  
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Effect. The Cantillon Effect was coined by Richard  Cantillon an Irish French economist and a banker  
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in a piece of literature he wrote called essay on  the nature of trade in general which was published  
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in 1755. in this essay he stresses the importance  of entrepreneurs as drivers of economic activity  
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who are traders innovators and merchants that take  on risk and ultimately earn profit from taking on  
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risks keep this in mind as we explore another  key element of this essay where he explores the  
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non-neutrality of money which is more popularly  known as the canteen effects this phenomenon  
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is all about how new money enters an economy the  people or entities that create money are deciding  
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when new money enters the economy where it enters  the economy as in which sector or industry enters  
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the economy for what purposes whether it be for  asset purchases consumerism or business growth  
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and ultimately which people or entities get  the money so what's important to note is when  
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new money enters the economy it is not equally  distributed across the economy it's not equally  
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distributed across sectors across asset classes  and most importantly not equally distributed  
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among people and businesses when new money enters  the economy it first goes to bankers bureaucrats  
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and politicians they are the first to reap the  benefits of new money this unequal distribution  
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of money impacts individual wealth and is the  key cause and driver of injustices in our modern  
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society because when banks give their friends  money they get to spend it on whatever they want  
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which is usually commodities and other valuable  assets and they are also afforded the opportunity  
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to take advantage of arbitrage since they get the  new money first they get first dibs on using it to  
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buy real estate for example and when they are all  buying up real estate the new money pumped into  
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the real estate sector causes prices to increase  and by the time the money trickles down to regular  
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people like you and i we are unfortunately priced  out sometimes we have been seeing this since the  
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money printer was fired up to prop up the economy  during the pandemic what else went up stocks and  
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all the bankers bureaucrats and politicians got  their money first bought stocks and by the time  
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we got our money stocks of course were already  climbing so yes according to the canteen effect  
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whoever gets new money first has an arbitrage  opportunity to use the money on goods services  
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or assets before prices rise banks bureaucrats  and politicians are able to buy things at reduced  
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prices therefore have massive financial advantages  over everyone else so basically inflation that  
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happens from the canteen effect is pretty  much a government-imposed non-legislative and  
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regressive tax on our purchasing power as common  citizens this is how banks and governments enrich  
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the wealthy further impoverish the poor and why  the middle class continues to crumble over time  
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lovely next let's explore how the canteen effect  is potentially playing out in the crypto market  
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as well as what we can do to hedge against  it in our journey towards financial freedom  
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cool so if you're a long-term viewer of this  channel thanks for your continued support  
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and you've also checked out my trilogy breaking  down how the traditional financial system is  
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structured as well as the crypto markets if you  haven't yet after this video check out this video  
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by clicking on the link above to get up to speed  basically if we understand and think about how  
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tether stable coins are created and distributed  we absolutely have had Cantillon Effect here in  
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our very own crypto economy tether the largest  stable coin by market cap for several years  
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has never been backed dollar for a dollar in  reserves so they've basically been printing  
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tether the same way central banks print money and  distributing it largely among themselves and their  
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own band of crypto friends did this give them  the opportunity to buy crypto at lower prices  
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due to arbitrage at some point and cause crypto  prices to rise likely yes and it will make much  
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more sense once you watch my dedicated video  on the matter and on top of that the canteen  
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effect in our traditional financial system  also affected crypto from wall street using  
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their first to market free money to gamble and  cryptocurrency lame so now the golden question  
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how could we protect ourselves from the Cantillon  Effect well one way like we've been recently  
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discussing together is by increasing our income  streams and by ultimately becoming entrepreneurs  
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who take on risk create value for the world  and get rewarded for it through earning profit  
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why is it so well when working for someone else  you're usually at the mercy of a fixed income or  
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relatively fixed income if commission or similar  is a factor and as the canteen effect wreaks its  
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havoc on society you are a victim of inflating  cost of living which means your fixed income  
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is becoming less and less valuable over time and  if you've only got one job working for someone  
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you only have one source of income which can be  pretty risky in addition to your income already  
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being fixed as an entrepreneur you can ideally  transition to a non-fixed income situation  
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entrepreneurs find gaps in the market find  opportunities to solve problems in the world and  
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affect real positive change in the world all while  producing cash flow for ourselves in this video i  
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posted recently we explore how digital assets  on blockchain technology is going to make it  
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easier than ever to monetize ourselves in the not  so distant future and steps we can take now to get  
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ourselves into powerful positions that will put us  light years ahead of everyone else so make sure to  
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check it out by clicking on the link above another  way we can protect ourselves is actually by  
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participating in the new networks and ecosystems  being built on the blockchain we are experimenting  
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with new ways to more equitably distribute money  and capital via layer 1 and 2 blockchain networks  
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and defi or decentralized financial applications  digital assets like nfts will also create new ways  
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for us to build and distribute wealth which we  explore in the video i just mentioned blockchain  
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and cryptocurrencies are creating new ways  we can transact directly with each other in a  
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peer-to-peer ecosystem without intermediaries and  third parties like banks in fact this technology  
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depending on how we utilize it for our  own projects companies and future entities  
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will allow us to become the central bank of sorts  of our own unique economies which we explore  
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together in another video so there is a silver  lining though the global financial situation has  
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been quite dire for the vast majority of us for  at least the last 250 years when Richard Cantillon  
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first pointed out the canteen effect phenomenon  awesome thank you so much for taking the time  
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to watch this video if you enjoyed it please  make sure to like the video subscribe to the  
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heard of the Cantillon Effect before this video  what do you think about this phenomenon what are  
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you going to do to protect yourself from it let  me know in the comments below be safe out there