The main reason why the government cannot get rid of the endless cycle of currency overissuance is twofold. First, government officials constantly emphasize the necessity of economic intervention to demonstrate their professional ability, which can be used as a bargaining chip in the next election. Another reason is to expand the government's power through this approach, despite the strong constraints on government power in the constitution. When facing crises, people repeatedly hope that the government can save the economy and sacrifice the freedom granted by the constitution, allowing the government to succeed repeatedly, with the ultimate cost being borne by all citizens.

During the process of significant economic development in western countries, the living space of social sciences has been squeezed repeatedly. Through the design of the education system and economic development planning, the arts and free economic science development have been restricted, while natural sciences and skill-oriented disciplines have been vigorously encouraged. Over generations, few people have cared about freedom, politics, or even corruption, as these cannot solve survival problems. Classical liberal thought can only be powerless cries within limited circles, and the government's purpose has been achieved