+ 왜 세계경제가 막장으로 치닫는가? 세계금융 피라미드가 숫자로 만들어져있다

 

 

 

왜 세계경제가 막장으로 치닫는가?

세계금융 피라미드가 숫자로 만들어져있다

Why Is The World Economy Doomed? The Global Financial Pyramid Scheme By The Numbers

 

 

By Michael, on March 20th, 2013

 

 

 

왜, 세계 경제는 그렇게 문제가 많은가? 어떻게 그토록 많은 사람들이 세계 금융체제가 붕괴할 것이라고 확실하게 믿을 수있단 말인가? 글쎄 진실은 금융 숫자가 냉정하고 고통스러운 것임을 보면 알수있다. 그것은 세계 금융피라미드 구조가 결국 실패할 수밖에 없는 이유를 여실히 보여준다.

 

미국의 오늘의 현실은 재정에 있어서 전체 부채액이 56조 달러(한화 6경1천조원 상당)에 이른다. 그러나 은행의 계좌 총액은 9조달러(9천900조원 상당) 밖에는 없다.그러니 당신들의 돈을 은행에서 다 빼내서 빚을 갚으려 해도 47조달러를 갚을 길이 없다.

 

현재 지구 행성의 전체 빚은 190조달러이다. 그에 반해 모든 나라의 총생산액 GDP 는 70조 달러 정도이다. 또 파생금융상품액은 600조에서 1500조 달러에 이른다. 이런 것은 지구 금융이 얼마나 심각한 문제를 안고 있는 지를 보여준다. 세계 금융은 부채 위에 세워진 종이 카드 같은 허약한 집에 불과하다. 이는 레버리지가 너무 크고 파생상품의 위험성이 너무나 크다.

 

우리는 유사이래 가장 심각한 금융 거품의 시대를 살고 있다. 이것은 모든 것을 넘어뜨리지는 않을 것이다. 하지만 그게 붕괴하면 유사이래 최악의 금융 재난이 되고 말것이다.

 

유럽금융시스템은 26대 1의 레버리지를 갖고있다. 이말은 자산 금액이 4%가 감소하면 여타 은행의 자산이 전부 사라진다는 것을 뜻한다. 금융에 공황이 벌어지면 마치 도미노가 무너지듯이 금융기관이 무너지게 되어있다.

 

우리는 2008년도에 이것을 조금 맛보았다 그리고 다시 이 일이 벌어질 것이 불가피하다. 왜 그런지 숫자로 보자. 금융 피라미드가 어떻게 숫자로 형성되었는지 보여주니 말이다.

 

9.28 조 달러 - 미국의 모든 은행예금의 합계액이다. 이중에 미국예금보험공사 FDIC 가 250억 달러의 예금을 보장해준다. 다른 말로 하자면 미국의 전체 예금중에 지급이 보장된 액수이 비율은 371분지 1에 불과하다.

 

10.01조 달러 - 미국의 주택 모기지 부채액의 합계이다. 보다시피 미국은행의 예금의 전체액을 다 가져와도 모기지 부채를 갚을 수가 없다.

 

10.41조달러 - 미국의 통화량 M2 를 뜻한다. 이것은 미국 경제의 통화액수이다.

15.09조달러 - 미국 국내총생산액 GDP 이다.

16.75조달러 - 미국 국가 부채액이다. 이는 지난 10년동안 10조 달러가 불어났다.

32.00조달러 - 세계 엘리트들이 역외 조세피난처 은행에 숨겨둔 돈이다.

50.23조달러 - 세계 정부 부채액 합계

56.28조달러 - 미국금융이 지고 있는 정부와 기업, 가계 부채 총계

61.00조달러 - 세계 50대 은행이 가진 전체 자산액

70.00조달러 - 세계 전체 GDP 합계

190.0조달러 - 전세계 부채액 합계. 이는 지난 10년간 거의 2배로 증가함

212.5조달러 - 미국 25대 은행이 파생상품의 명목으로 보유한 금액. 그러나 이들 은행의 전체 자산은 8.9조달러임. 따라서 파생상품의 비율은 24분지 1임

600 ~ 1,500조달러 - 파생상품 총액. 이는 큰 금액으로 했을 때 세계 GDP 합계액은 21분지 1임

 

당신은 이런 그림을 보고 있는가? 경제붕괴의 다음 파고가 빠르게 다가온다. 이미 남유럽 국가에는 전면적 경제 침체가 시작되었다. 실업률은 최고 기록이며 경제활동은 급하게 위축된다.

 

 

 

 

요약번역 출처: http://blog.daum.net/petercskim/7865109

 

 

 

 

Why Is The World Economy Doomed?

The Global Financial Pyramid Scheme By The Numbers

 

By Michael, on March 20th, 2013

 

 

 

Why is the global economy in so much trouble? How can so many people be so absolutely certain that the world financial system is going to crash? Well, the truth is that when you take a look at the cold, hard numbers it is not difficult to see why the global financial pyramid scheme is destined to fail. In the United States today, there is approximately 56 trillion dollars of total debt in our financial system, but there is only about 9 trillion dollars in our bank accounts. So you could take every single penny out of the banks, multiply it by six, and you still would not have enough money to pay off all of our debts. Overall, there is about 190 trillion dollars of total debt on the planet. But global GDP is only about 70 trillion dollars. And the total notional value of all derivatives around the globe is somewhere between 600 trillion and 1500 trillion dollars. So we have a gigantic problem on our hands. The global financial system is a very shaky house of cards that has been constructed on a foundation of debt, leverage and incredibly risky derivatives. We are living in the greatest financial bubble in world history, and it isn't going to take much to topple the entire thing. And when it falls, it is going to be the largest financial disaster in the history of the planet.

 

The global financial system is more interconnected today than ever before, and a crisis at one major bank or in one area of the world can spread at lightning speed. As I wrote about yesterday, the entire European banking system is leveraged 26 to 1 at this point. A decline in asset values of just 4 percent would totally wipe out the equity of many of those banks, and once a financial panic begins we could potentially see major financial institutions start to go down like dominoes.

 

We got a small taste of what that is like back in 2008, and it is inevitable that it will happen again.

 

Anyone that would tell you that the current global financial system is sustainable does not know what they are talking about. Just look at the numbers that I have posted below.

 

The following is the global financial pyramid scheme by the numbers...

 

-$9,283,000,000,000 - The total amount of all bank deposits in the United States. The FDIC has just 25 billion dollars in the deposit insurance fund that is supposed to "guarantee" those deposits.In other words, the ratio of total bank deposits to insurance fund money is more than 371 to 1.

-$10,012,800,000,000 - The total amount of mortgage debt in the United States. As you can see, you could take every penny out of every bank account in America and it still would not cover it.

-$10,409,500,000,000 - The M2 money supply in the United States. This is probably the most commonly used measure of the total amount of money in the U.S. economy.

-$15,094,000,000,000 - U.S. GDP. It is a measure of all economic activity in the United States for a single year.

-$16,749,269,587,407.53 - The size of the U.S. national debt. It has grown by more than 10 trillion dollars over the past ten years.

-$32,000,000,000,000 - The total amount of money that the global elite have stashed in offshore banks (that we know about).

-$50,230,844,000,000 - The total amount of government debt in the world.

-$56,280,790,000,000 - The total amount of debt (government, corporate, consumer, etc.) in the U.S. financial system.

-$61,000,000,000,000 - The combined total assets of the 50 largest banks in the world.

-$70,000,000,000,000 - The approximate size of total world GDP.

-$190,000,000,000,000 - The approximate size of the total amount of debt in the entire world. It has nearly doubled in size over the past decade.

-$212,525,587,000,000 - According to the U.S. government, this is the notional value of the derivatives that are being held by the top 25 banks in the United States. But those banks only have total assets of about 8.9 trillion dollars combined. In other words, the exposure of our largest banks to derivatives outweighs their total assets by a ratio of about 24 to 1.

-$600,000,000,000,000 to $1,500,000,000,000,000 - The estimates of the total notional value of all global derivatives generally fall within this range. At the high end of the range, the ratio of derivatives to global GDP is more than 21 to 1.

 

Are you starting to get the picture?

 

Every single day, the total amount of debt will continue to grow faster than the total amount of money until the day that this bubble bursts.

 

What we witnessed back in 2008 was just a little "hiccup" in the system. It caused the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression, but global financial authorities were able to get things stabilized.

Next time it won't be so easy.

 

The next wave of the economic collapse is quickly approaching. A full-blown economic depression has already started in southern Europe. Unemployment is at record highs and economic activity is contracting rapidly.

 

The major offshore banking centers in Cyprus are on the verge of collapsing. It was just announced that they will now be closed until Tuesday, but nobody really knows for sure when they will be allowed to reopen. And there is already talk that when they do reopen that there will be strict limits on how much money people can take out.

 

And now the IMF is warning that the three biggest banks in Slovenia are failing and that a billion euros will be needed to bail them out.

The dominoes are starting to tumble, and the United States won't be immune. In fact, the greatest financial problems that the United States has ever seen are on the horizon.

 

But you can just have faith that Ben Bernanke, Barack Obama and the U.S. Congress know exactly what they are doing and will be able to save us from the coming financial collapse if you want.

 

The mainstream media will provide you with all of the positive economic news that you could possibly want. They are giddy about the fact that the Dow keeps hitting all-time highs and they would have us all believe that we are in the midst of a robust economic recovery. You can listen to them if you want to.

 

But when you are tempted to believe that everything is going to be "okay" somehow, just go back and look at the numbers there were posted above one more time.

 

There is no way that the global financial pyramid scheme is going to be able to hold up for too much longer. At some point it is going to totally collapse. When that happens, will you be ready?

 

 

 

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