I already explained it in that same paragraph. If you examine a business and go through the customers to identify government agencies, and in turn examine the customers' own sources of income to find more government spending, it doesn't take long to identify a heavy dependence on government spending propping the whole phony thing up.
It doesn't have to be that way, but that's what it is in this phony economy. The governments steal money and spend it to keep the illusion going. It only appears to work because of the flurry of money changing hands and the myth that spending equals prosperity. The natural and unavoidable result of such a huge volume of voluntary market activity by so many people is wealth increase and a growing middle class, but that isn't happening because it isn't real. One thing that's saving us from completely collapsing is the vast amounts of wealth we create in the free market to counteract the vast amounts of theft. They've got it balanced pretty well to ensure that the masses stay right where they are.
To look at it from the other direction, one estimate is 17% of Americans work directly for government. How many more in turn do business with those people? And government spending is about 34% of GDP. It doesn't take long to imagine the power they wield over nearly all industries, within a couple degrees of separation. I'm sure there are some small pockets of market activity around that are far removed from government spending, but it's unusual.
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