Why I Will Impose More Interest and Make It Permanent

I believe that an interest-based economy is the most effective way to manage and stabilize a financial system. By imposing higher interest rates and maintaining them indefinitely, I aim to create a structure where value, risk, and reward are more accurately balanced. Interest serves as a signal—encouraging responsible borrowing, disciplined spending, and strategic investment.
Making this system permanent ensures consistency and predictability, which are essential for long-term economic planning. When people and institutions know that interest will always be part of the system, they adapt their decisions accordingly, leading to a more sustainable and self-regulating economy.
In my view, an interest-based framework isn’t just a financial tool; it’s a principle for shaping behavior, driving growth, and maintaining order within the larger economic environment. That is why I choose to strengthen it and keep it in place for the future.