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And surely a major cause is government privileges for private credit creation, i.e. for “the banks” since the rich are, by definition, the most so-called “credit worthy” of what is then, in essence, the public’s credit but for private gain.
And no, those privileges are not necessary in order to have low interest rates.
Comment by Andrew Anderson— 5 Feb, 2019 #