The Fed’s Secret Plan

Posted by straightlinelogic 9 years, 4 months ago to Economics
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This presents a quandary for the Fed. It’s bent all its efforts the last six years to preventing deflation, and here deflation, with a capital D, arrives in the oil patch. In the Keynesian world view of the central banking cohort, debt is the fountainhead and sustenance of an economy, but there’s a bit of an aversion to existing oil debt. And new debt? No way. There’s nothing to worry about, however, for the PhD brain trust at the Fed is working on a secret plan that will turn frowns into smiles and as a side benefit, propel the Dow past 20,000.

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  • Posted by Robbie53024 9 years, 4 months ago
    Oil is bad, so if those businesses suffer, that's good.

    Lower gas prices make the citizenry happy, and politicians are all too eager to claim credit for anything that makes citizens happy.

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