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• Mark Carney and the aftermath of printing money

  
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  The chickens are finally coming home to roost and the lowly tax-payer is getting screwed up the yin yang. I am dismayed but I am not the least bit surprized at the recent announcement by Mark Carney , the governor of the Bank of Canada: “It is the responsibility of households now to ensure that in the ...
  1 week ago

• Money supply is in the air of the FT

  
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  This letter in the FT recommends quantitative easing (the printing of Credit money by the Bank of England) and led me to Tim Congdon and his consultancy International Monetary Research Ltd . It is most interesting how he watches and interprets the money supply and certainly knows how to distinguish between the ...
  1 week ago

• Common sense and history both suggest a pause in QE

  
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  QE means Quantitative Easing . It means Central Banks printing money. But their kind of money is Credit Money, i.e. somebody receives interest payments, and taxpayers pay via the Government. This letter in the FT prompted me to spell it out, once again: When Governments print money, it’s “Cash Money” which ...
  1 week ago

• Sustainability of U.S. Deficits Reason Why Investors Own Some Gold

  
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  Todays Daily Reckoning is an ambitious one. But hey, after youve seen James Camerons Avatar , you feel like pretty much anything is possible. Well save the movie review for later. For now, lets have a look at some obvious and not so obvious warning signs emanating from the economy. First is the picture below. It is ...
  1 week ago

• Housing prices were stable for many decades until the government decided to make housing more affordable for everyone.

  
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  By establishing a dozen entities whose sole purpose was to expand credit, houses became unaffordable for anyone who wanted to buy one with actual money. Other things that became unaffordable when the government acted to make them affordable for more people include college tuition and healthcare. Why did we get a ...
  2 weeks ago

• The Last Bubble

  
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  The purpose of monetary and fiscal stimulus in economics is similar to the use of anesthesia and antiseptics during an important surgical procedure to correct some systemic difficulty, some disease, some serious problem in a patient. They enable the procedure, help the patient get through it without excessive pain and ...
  4 weeks ago

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