Monetary Policy
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Rate Cuts Coming But Why? Stringham on Yahoo (Video)
Edward Stringham speaks on Yahoo Finance on the strange timing of the Fed’s interest rate moves.
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To Save Cash from Extinction, Consider Banknote Lotteries
Cash’s usage in payments has been steadily declining as a percentage of all payments, especially in the developed world. Given the list of cash’s advantages, it’s probably worth the effort of protecting this grungy and unsexy payments option. But what can we do?
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Judy Shelton on Competitive and Private Currencies
A government money monopoly, writes Judy Shelton, “invites a more sinister abuse of government power – even tyranny – as government precludes market entry to alternative issuers.”
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How Powell can Set Right Monetary Policy and Financial Markets
It is the perfect time for Powell to set right the financial sector and establish a return to normalcy.
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The Fed Reverses Course (Video with Edward Stringham)
The Federal Reserve is preparing to cut interest rates for the first time in a decade because it sees a cooling global economy and no sign of overheating in the jobs market at home. AIER President Edward Stringham joins Bloomberg to give his insight.
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The Choice of Christine Lagarde for the ECB
Lagarde’s experience as a policy-maker and clear communicator may prove very successful.
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Japan Did Not Gain Foreign Markets through Devaluation
It’s the countries most open to the world’s plenty, including plenty produced in countries that allegedly “cheat” when it comes to trade, that are the most prosperous.
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Will the Fed Save Us from Trade War? (Video of Ed Stringham on Yahoo Finance)
The Fed chairman insists that the central bank will make independent decisions but there is no way fully to insulate monetary policy from politics.
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A Currency Upheaval Is Coming
If the managers of the dollar instead seek isolation, protection, sanctions, blacklisting, and devaluation, powerful market forces will continue to seek alternatives.
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The Rise of the Shotgun Banknote Switch
In times past the monetary authorities confined these sorts of stringent measures to war-time. Perhaps they should stay that way.
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Rate Cuts Coming But Why? Stringham on Yahoo (Video)
Edward Stringham speaks on Yahoo Finance on the strange timing of the Fed’s interest rate moves.
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•
To Save Cash from Extinction, Consider Banknote Lotteries
Cash’s usage in payments has been steadily declining as a percentage of all payments, especially in the developed world. Given the list of cash’s advantages, it’s probably worth the effort of protecting this grungy and unsexy payments option. But what can we do?
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•
Judy Shelton on Competitive and Private Currencies
A government money monopoly, writes Judy Shelton, “invites a more sinister abuse of government power – even tyranny – as government precludes market entry to alternative issuers.”
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•
How Powell can Set Right Monetary Policy and Financial Markets
It is the perfect time for Powell to set right the financial sector and establish a return to normalcy.
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•
The Fed Reverses Course (Video with Edward Stringham)
The Federal Reserve is preparing to cut interest rates for the first time in a decade because it sees a cooling global economy and no sign of overheating in the jobs market at home. AIER President Edward Stringham joins Bloomberg to give his insight.
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The Choice of Christine Lagarde for the ECB
Lagarde’s experience as a policy-maker and clear communicator may prove very successful.
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•
Japan Did Not Gain Foreign Markets through Devaluation
It’s the countries most open to the world’s plenty, including plenty produced in countries that allegedly “cheat” when it comes to trade, that are the most prosperous.
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•
Will the Fed Save Us from Trade War? (Video of Ed Stringham on Yahoo Finance)
The Fed chairman insists that the central bank will make independent decisions but there is no way fully to insulate monetary policy from politics.
-
•
A Currency Upheaval Is Coming
If the managers of the dollar instead seek isolation, protection, sanctions, blacklisting, and devaluation, powerful market forces will continue to seek alternatives.
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•
The Rise of the Shotgun Banknote Switch
In times past the monetary authorities confined these sorts of stringent measures to war-time. Perhaps they should stay that way.