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which of the following advanced currency areas had the fastest rate of broad money supply increase per capita over the past twenty years? The United States, Euro Area, or Japan?
Most people would probably guess Japan, since their central bank has been the epic printer.
The answer is actually the opposite. Japan grew their broad money supply far more
... See moreLyn Alden • Economic Japanification: Not What You Think
The Fed moves interest rates by making changes in the quantity of funds available to commercial banks.
Charles Wheelan • Naked Economics: Undressing the Dismal Science (Fully Revised and Updated)
9月FOMC---Don't fight the Fed
本次美联储以11票支持1票反对的比例通过降息50bp的政策决议，点阵图中表现出鹰派指引，对25年底利率预测的中位数为3.4%（市场预期在3%以下）
因为联储重回前瞻指引（或者说front the curve），所以有以下分析： https://t.co/Jl7kzp1hfX
PRINT TRILLIONS WHILE HIKING RATES
The Fed now has “high rates” like SF has “low crime rates”. It says it does, but it doesn’t.
Because you have to be pretty naive to think today’s rate hike means the Fed is still “fighting inflation”. You can see it in the graphs — the printing is already v... See more
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almost as if the US sucked up all the money the central banks of the world printed
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almost as if the US sucked up all the money the central banks of the world printed
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The central relationship that money crystallizes is between lender and borrower.