Monday, Mar 09, 2009

A major change in monetary arrangements

Independent: Stephen King: The policy to print money is right but we must be told how it works

"Dear Chancellor ... having a wonderful time although weather cloudy ... have come across this thing called a printing press ... looks great, but must be used carefully ... love Merv xx."

Posted by devo @ 10:51 PM (548 views) Add Comment

3 Comments

1. devo said...

"While I think the Bank is doing the right thing by moving towards quantitative easing, it needs to offer more details of how the policy is meant to work."

Stephen King is managing director of economics at HSBC

Monday, March 9, 2009 10:56PM Report Comment
 

2. devo said...

Quantitative easing - the great leveller.

Monday, March 9, 2009 11:17PM Report Comment
 

3. mountain goat said...

Told how it works? History tells how it works. When you debase the currency no one trusts it anymore and people resort to barter. Then the army are sent round to execute anyone who refuses to accept the debased currency.

Fortunately I believe in a few years time Keynesianism will be discredited and assigned to the scrap heap of history where it belongs along with Marxist economic theory and others. The markets have destroyed its credibility. Universities text books will need to be rewritten.

Tuesday, March 10, 2009 09:15AM Report Comment
 

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