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In reference to activities undertaken by the central bank mainly to influence nominal interest rates, money supply and, eventually, price levels.
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Does a strong dollar achieve the same tightening effect on the economy as rising interest ra...
Rising interest rates means the cost of borrowing USD goes up. A stronger USD means USD becomes more expensive. Wouldn't that naturally follows that the cost of borrowing USD goes up since each dollar …
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Why does a stronger currency have a tightening effect on economic conditions?
http://www.economist.com/blogs/buttonwood/2015/12/central-bank-predictability
Ever since 1987, banks have been willing to cut rates when markets
have wobbled. Driving down bond yields has been a …
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How much leverage has the Federal Reserve taken on today (Jan 2016)?
http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2015/12/big-short-genius-says-another-crisis-is-coming.html?mid=twitter-share-di
What makes you most nervous about the future? Debt. The idea that
growth wil …
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How do central banks regulate the money supply to avoid inflation?
It is a tricky problem. Historically, poor control money supply led to inflation. Out of control money supply led to hyperinflation. Central banks seem to do a wonderful job in recent years with moder …
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Why didn't the money printing by the US Federal Reserve since 2008 lead to inflation?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/comment/liamhalligan/8484530/Americas-reckless-money-printing-could-put-the-world-back-into-crisis.html
America's reckless money-printing could put the world bac …
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