Like it or not, governments now play a major role in determining who has access to and who can use capital...
| | | | | | The Fed, Modern Monetary Theory and the Impact on the US Dollar | | |  | In normal times, businesses that need capital offer a reasonable rate of return to individuals or businesses who have capital.
For example, a mining company might issue debt with a 10% coupon to expand their operations. It could hire a broker syndicate to sell those bonds to investors.
Sometimes one party gets the upper hand—but the marketplace usually finds an equilibrium.
That system hardly exists anymore.
Like it or not, governments now play a major role in determining who has access to and who can use capital.
In a sense, they have positioned themselves in the center of the capital allocation chessboard.
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