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What economists need to know about the modern money creation process
by Manmohan Singh and Peter Stella, Voxeu The world of credit creation has shifted over recent years. This column argues this shift is more profound than is commonly understood. It describes the private credit creation process, explains how the ‘money … Continue reading
The Fed: Continuing Down the Path of Desperation
by Erik McCurdy, Promethius Market Insight Editor’s note: This appeared Wednesday 20 June 2012 as the Prometheus Daily Investing Thought on the Global Economic Intersection front page. The Federal Reserve announced today that it will continue to hold short-term interest rates … Continue reading
Posted in Federal Reserve, macroeconomics
Tagged deleveraging, Erik McCurdy, excessive debt, Fed, Federal Reserve, Prometheus, QE, U.S. structural reform
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Recovery by Deleveraging?
My conclusion? If deleveraging is needed, stimulatory monetary and fiscal policies should accelerate the process. Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Federal Reserve, Government
Tagged bankruptcy, creditors, debtors, deleveraging, Elliott Morss, jobs, stimulus
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