Time Preference, Interest Rates, and Stagflation
Strong increases in money supply result in an exchange of nothing for something, which weakens the process of…
Continue readingStrong increases in money supply result in an exchange of nothing for something, which weakens the process of…
Continue readingThe Fed is further obscuring the money supply numbers, ahead of another massive round of money printing. In fact…
Continue readingIf “weird” equals “bad” in economics, which it frequently does, the odds of this ending well are rapidly approaching zero…
Continue readingThe central bank continues to engage in a wide variety of unprecedented efforts to “stimulate” the economy and provide income to…
Continue readingMoney supply has gone STRAIGHT UP…
Continue readingThe central bank continues to engage in a wide variety of unprecedented efforts to “stimulate” the economy and provide income to…
Continue readingThe Great Depression of 1930s occurred because of the Fed’s loose monetary stance from October 1920 to August 1924, which undermined the…
Continue readingThe die has been cast and there’s no turning back…
Continue readingChanges in money supply and liquidity are not the same thing…
Continue readingA pure gold standard is immune from boom-bust cycles, since on the pure gold standard an increase in the money supply does not trigger an…
Continue readingOn a gold standard, an increase in the money supply unbacked by gold constitutes an increase in the money supply out of “thin air”. In the modern world…
Continue readingThe central bank continues to engage in a wide variety of unprecedented efforts to “stimulate” the economy…
Continue readingWhat’s the impact on gold from a collapse of global banks, and how are central banks preparing for a monetary reset that could adversely impact…
Continue readingInflation rebounded from the pandemic lows, ending the period of disinflation. What does it mean for gold?
Continue readingModern central banks have tried to foster the boom and avoid the slump…
Continue readingThe growth rate has never been higher, with the 1970s the only period that comes close..
Continue readingIn view of the “lockdown”-driven economic collapse and central banks’ monetization schemes, it might be helpful to take a look at…
Continue readingHow many years of silver production could we buy with the amount of new currency put into circulation by the Fed in just the last two months?
Continue readingThe central bank is heavily increasing the quantity of money while economic output contracts—Isn’t that inflationary?
Continue readingMonetary & fiscal authorities are shoveling trillions of dollars into the economy to prevent a collapse of the economy and the financial system. Here’s why that’s a problem…
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