Crime Against Humanity: the Ripple Effect of Inflation, 4

I mean, we’re considering here three distinct facets, roughly. One thing is that creation of purchasing power out of nothing enables the moneypulators to seize everything and everyone. Another thing is that the ripple effect turns the "chosen" bought or financed by the moneypulators into their accomplices to the detriment of the rest of society. Another thing is that the ripple is not constant but it progressively decreases as it advances in space and time due to the inflation it entails, causing a difference among the chosen accomplices themselves, with early receivers being "more chosen" then the late receivers and closer to the top of the pyramid. The crime against Humanity here is the ripple itself and its order of magnitude, with all the transfer of purchasing power and wealth it produces from the robbed to the robbers, and it is useful to understand in detail where exactly each robber is in that pyramid.

I said that the difference between early and late receivers is caused by the inflation occurring during the time interval between their respective moments they become "chosen". Let’s see this in more detail. When a non−ethical competitor on the market has an unbridgeable advantage and wants to use it to dominate the market and create a monopoly, it does so in two phases: first it casts the nets, and then it pulls them in. For greater clarity, I will define the first phase as the ongoing expansion of the "chosen"’s market shares, and the second as the ensuing exploitation of those market shares acquired; as long as there is pressure on their expansion, there is an ongoing phase one.