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Why inflation is still reported low?
There's a pretty simple answer to that. The money injected into the banking system does not acquire any velocity- it just gets redeposited at the Fed. If they had spent the same amount of money into …
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Print money to buy and nationalise companies
This transaction is akin to Quantitative Easing using utility assets instead of Government bonds. Thus, the main effect is to drive up the prices of utility companies (and other private sector assets …
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Instead of quantitative easing why wouldn’t Stimulus at Checkout (SAC) work?
The SAC is a direct fiscal stimulus. The Fed is not allowed to do that- fiscal policy is controlled by Congress. The Fed is only allowed to take monetary action, such as lowering rates or buying bon …
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