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A significant point of discussion is how governments have an incentive to inflate currencies. This inflation forces citizens to seek safer asset classes, but it also results in governments printing more currency to tax the unrealized gains of those assets. This cycle is symptomatically harmful, where governments risk turning stable currencies like the Aussie dollar into devalued currencies similar to the peso. This narrative paints a bleak picture of a system that seems to further entrench inequality, risking everything for a chance at economic gain.