Saturday, Aug 29, 2009
Ambrose criticism of easy money policy
Telegraph: The troubling side of Ben Bernanke
Discussion of the policy of easy money being pursued over the last 20 years only working because the dose has been increased and increased and ... , and that there is no room left with this policy. I also have a comment on this.
Posted by stillthinking @ 08:25 PM (375 views) Add Comment
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1. stillthinking said...
Perhaps some of you have noticed that you can't link to some things as a news article. My personal comment is this;
http://www.lewrockwell.com/north/north74.html
This is a good article because although 8 odd years old, is well at ease with the subsequent financial developments of 2007-2009. Also mentions CV Myers "loans are always paid back, either by the debtor or the creditor" who during a similar debate late 70s was a deflationista in the same style of today, but Reagans recession was ultimately inflationary so he called it wrong. Certainly makes you think though because western economies skirting deflationary episodes a few times since the 70s is rarely mentioned, deflation often being regarded as a near impossibililty (Japan aside). According to this Greenspan was facing a strong deflationary threat even back then, which would explain his subsequent easy money strategy.
2. Ndg said...
Mr. Bernanke does not have a "troubling side". He is one dimensional. Troubling.