Tag Archives: central banks
Brazilian Model for Wealth and Prosperity
Booms and busts fueled by cheap credit are incredibly disruptive. What’s more, they’re exacerbated by central bank efforts to smooth out the business cycle. Rather than rounding the peaks and tapering the bottoms, monetary policy, as currently executed, has the … Continue reading
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Tagged brazil, central banks, currency crash, real, tummy tucks
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Plume Economics
Central banking, dishonest money, and big bank bailouts. Earlier this week we referred to these as a trifecta of depravity. We also noted how through the Fed’s mechanism of mass money creation financial assets – overwhelmingly owned by the wealthy … Continue reading
Posted in Inflation, MN Gordon
Tagged central banks, dishonest money, federal reserve, money creation, rigged markets
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