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    By 1980: 42%
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    Source: Pew/NES
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    42% Debt-to-GDP Ratio
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    1x Net Worth to Income
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    5% Inflation
    MORAL_AMERICA_CONSOLIDATED.xlsxCore_MetricsR12
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    37% Top 1% Wealth Share
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    1980 $1.4T
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    $1.4T 1990
    MORAL_AMERICA_CONSOLIDATED.xlsxCore_MetricsG23
    SOURCE: BLS; NOTES: Nixon Shock aftermath
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    1990 $3.2T
    MORAL_AMERICA_CONSOLIDATED.xlsxCore_MetricsH3
    SOURCE: CDC; NOTES: 6x increase 1965-1990
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    $3.2T 2000
    MORAL_AMERICA_CONSOLIDATED.xlsxCore_MetricsL23
    SOURCE: BLS; NOTES: Nixon Shock aftermath
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    2000 $7.1T
    MORAL_AMERICA_CONSOLIDATED.xlsxCore_MetricsO26
    SOURCE: Composite; NOTES: Ubiquitous by 2000
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    $7.1T Real Wages Flat-Lined
    MDA_ALL_EXCEL_COMBINED.xlsxCombined_All_DataDY2222
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    +400% Stock Prices
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    +250% College Tuition
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    62% Debt-to-GDP
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    8x Net Worth to Income
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    39% Top 1% Wealth Share
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    Top 1% Wealth Share 4.2x
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    2x Home Price to Income
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    Economic Coherence by 2000 52
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    The Inversion: 2000-2008
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    $680T notional value
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    $60T real production
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    $16T Wealth Destroyed
    MORAL_AMERICA_CONSOLIDATED.xlsxCore_MetricsT6
    SOURCE: Census; NOTES: Explosion post-1970
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    9M Foreclosures
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    10% Unemployment
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    Quantitative Easing (2008-2014) $4 Trillion
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    $4 Trillion created from nothing
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    By 2014: 87%
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    87% Debt-to-GDP
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    8x Net Worth to Income
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    42% Top 1% Wealth Share
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    Top 1% Wealth Share 4.9x
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    9x Home Price to Income
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    $1.2T Student Debt
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    The Structural Inversion: 2014-2024
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    SOURCE: Gallup; NOTES: Watergate collapse
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    Those without assets work harder to afford them, accumulate debt 4.
    MDA_DOMAIN_MASTER_CANONICAL_1967-2012.xlsxMaster_By_YearAK7
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    Asset prices rise due to monetary expansion 2.
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    More debt requires more monetary expansion 5.
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    1x Net Worth to Income
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    49% Top 1% Wealth
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    Top 1% Wealth
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    Top 1% Wealth 76%
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    76% Top 10% Wealth
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    Top 10% Wealth 6.1x
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    1x Home Price to Income
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    $1.7T Student Debt
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    $1.1T Credit Card Debt
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    SOURCE: Playboy; NOTES: 536% increase then death
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    $1.5T Auto Debt
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    The Phantom Economy
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    By 2024, the American economy had become almost entirely phantom: Total Assets: $197 Trillion
    MORAL_AMERICA_MASTER_2.xlsxCrimeB8
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    Total Assets: $197 Trillion Physical productive capacity | ~$30T
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    Total Assets: $197 Trillion
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    ~$30T Real estate | ~$35T
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    ~$35T Financial assets (stocks, bonds, derivatives) | ~$132T
    MORAL_AMERICA_CONSOLIDATED.xlsxCore_MetricsO8
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    Stock market: $50T (P/E ratio: 28x, far above historical average of 15x) | Government bonds: $25T
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    Stock market: $50T (P/E ratio: 28x, far above historical average of 15x)
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    (P/E ratio: 28x, far above historical average of 15x) Government bonds: $25T | (yielding 4-5%, when inflation is real wages losing 2-3%/year
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    Government bonds: $25T (yielding 4-5%, when inflation is real wages losing 2-3%/year) | Corporate bonds: $12T
    MORAL_AMERICA_CONSOLIDATED.xlsxCore_MetricsS13
    SOURCE: Pew/NES; NOTES: Catastrophic 18pt drop 1970-1974
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    (yielding 4-5%, when inflation is real wages losing 2-3%/year) Corporate bonds: $12T | (many from companies that don't cover interest throug
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    Corporate bonds: $12T (many from companies that don't cover interest through productive earnings) | Derivatives: estimated $1-2 quadrillion
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    Corporate bonds: $12T (many from companies that don't cover interest through productive earnings)
    MDA_DOMAIN_MASTER_CANONICAL_1967-2012.xlsxMaster_By_YearAQ4
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    Derivatives: estimated $1-2 quadrillion The system survives only through:
    MASTER_EQUATION_COMPLETE_FRAMEWORK.xlsx09_Grace_Function_E3F4,C4
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    Continuous monetary expansion (creating new money to service old debt)
    Moral_Timeline_Workbook.xlsxmda_evidence_workbook_inventoryH128
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    Immigration and immigration-driven demand (new people buying homes, goods, driving consumption)
    MDA_ALL_EXCEL_COMBINED.xlsxCombined_All_DataQ2567
    Source_File: Moral_Chronology.xlsx; Source_Sheet: 1968-1973 Family_Structure; Source_Row: 15; Data_Source: Moral timelin
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    Deficit spending (government borrowing against future productivity)
    MORAL_AMERICA_CONSOLIDATED.xlsxCore_MetricsK26
    SOURCE: Composite; NOTES: Ubiquitous by 2000
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    Asset inflation (claiming productivity increases through price increases, not output increases)
    MDA_DOMAIN_MASTER_CANONICAL_1967-2012.xlsxMaster_By_YearAK7
    AUTHORITY_TRUST_Trust_Government_Always_Most_SourceCitation: American National Election Studies (ANES) Trust Series; U o
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    | 2008 | 31 | 21 | 18 | 23 | The collapse is synchronized across all domains.
    MORAL_AMERICA_CONSOLIDATED.xlsxCore_MetricsO16
    SOURCE: Gallup; NOTES: Watergate collapse
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    | 2024 | 8 | 11 | 6 | 9 | The collapse is synchronized across all domains.
    MORAL_AMERICA_CONSOLIDATED.xlsxCore_MetricsS5,E5,H5
    SOURCE: Census; NOTES: Steady collapse post-1970
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    If Americans understood how thoroughly they've been extracted-how real wages haven't risen in 44 years while productivity doubled-the system
    MDA_DOMAIN_MASTER_CANONICAL_1967-2012.xlsxMaster_By_YearAC8
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    Ring 1 - This Article The core argument | You are here.
    MORAL_AMERICA_CONSOLIDATED.xlsxCore_MetricsJ8
    SOURCE: Legal Records; NOTES: CA first 1969; universal by 1985
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    Ring 2 - Supporting Evidence Deeper dives and formal treatments | No connections mapped yet.
    MORAL_AMERICA_CONSOLIDATED.xlsxCore_MetricsG19
    SOURCE: Various; NOTES: Massive increase
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    Ring 3 - Broader Context Related topics across the framework
    MASTER_EQUATION_COMPLETE_FRAMEWORK.xlsx03_Canonical_EquationsF3
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    Ring 3 - Broader Context Related topics across the framework | No connections mapped yet.
    MORAL_AMERICA_CONSOLIDATED.xlsxCore_MetricsK26
    SOURCE: Composite; NOTES: Ubiquitous by 2000
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