Global financial markets are currently propped up by thousands of publicly traded corporations known as zombie companies, which generate barely enough revenue to pay the interest on their massive debts.

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Global financial markets are currently propped up by thousands of publicly traded corporations known as zombie companies, which generate barely enough revenue to pay the interest on their massive debts. These financially undead entities only survive because central banks historically kept interest rates artificially low, allowing failing businesses to constantly refinance loans. If the financial system functioned properly, these walking corpses would be liquidated immediately. We built a corporate necromancy system where failure is indefinitely subsidized by the state