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http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-03-02/china-central-bank-says-it-fully-prepared-looming-currency-war Central banks itself are a catastrophe, central banks and Fiat money of paper with which you have to pay is just a desaster waiting to happen. A real strongtstate would have currency with some value...
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Well it seems we won't learn it. It was the cheap credit which lead the the inflated prices of housing in every country now in trouble. The low interest the states had to pay lead to astronomic budget holes. Because money does not cost much. Instead of letting the interest raise, every problem was...
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Well we see the catastrophes coming. Spain, Greece, Ireland etc. have suffered (and are suffering) severly under a credit expansin. We know that this will lead to a catastrophe sooner or later. Von Mises has told us, Hayek hase told us and many others also. Currently it looks as if the Deledefs world...
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Money printing does not lead to inflation Oh yeah. And that from a country which has disappropriated all the private creditors and have ruined the middle class through high inflation. Am I impressed? You can bet.....
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The ECB is now officially financing insolvent states. Despite the laws for the ECB. How is that done? Very easy the ECB does not buy bonds directly of states but in a perfidiously way. As you have read yesterday the ECB lends out money to banks with 1 % interest for 3 !!! years. Now this money is just...
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Great news for all the inaptly European banks out there. The lender of last resort, does what the FED does for ages, they are printing money. Well it's not named this of course. Because we live in time of double-speak. It's to avoid a credit crunch. And of course the hope is the inaptly banks...
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or, why deledefs love Fiat-money and their money monopoly. Well as we have to realize that we have a debt problem world-wide. (USA > 15 trillions of debt, just remember in June or so they have raised the debt level vom 14 trillions), The EU somewhere between 18 - 20 trillions. Japan a few trillions...
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This is a very crude way to discuss. If you'd read Rothbard you will see he never talks about some fiat-currency but gold ounces and that even those earn their interest. That it's not so with current gold is simply because gold is calculated in whatever fiat-money you can think of. And you do...
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Well if you think happy is much to strong. How about being relieved? Was the day of the death of Alexander the Great, Caeasar, Hitler, Stalin, Lening or you name it a "happy" day? Well I guess it very depends. If you had been supressed or conquered you surely was happy that days. But all in...
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this is the question. The Dax is up around 1000 points that are roughly 16,67 %, let's see what the Dow has done: up around 1000 points also that are roughly 9.6%. Well let's see Gold: roughly up 300 EUR from 750 EUR beginning of the year, that are gains of around 40%. Now is Gold a Bubble? Well...
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The productive elements of the US economy are caught between powerful financial interests, e.g., banks seeking speculative gains, political constituencies seeking entitlements and government entities at all levels whose budgets and deficits are too large compared to their revenues. All three factions...
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Ron Hera
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Filed under: Federal reserve, debt, GDP, Asia, Asian Tigers, China, central bank, Federal Budget, unemployment, Deindustrialization, Bailouts, Capitalism, Corporatism, Trade Deficit, Socialism, Totalitarianism, Offshoring, Outsourcing, Service Economy
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The case for a meaningful and recurring audit of the Federal Reserve, because we deserve an honest, transparent government. The legislative and judicial battles to audit the Fed will go down in history as a textbook example of populism vs. corporatism. It’s official, Senator Sanders’ financial...
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Why Money Doesn't Matter by Alex Merced If you spend enough time reading and listening to the media at Mises.org put out by the Mises Institute it becomes quite apparent that the supply of money doesn't change anything fundamentally in the economy. The market always adjust prices in the economy...
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Ben Bernanke, Chairman of the US Federal Reserve, faces a Sisyphean task because US banks are experiencing debt deflation and, because lending is now at much lower levels, monetary deflation is encumbering the domestic US economy as existing debts continue to be serviced. Government deficit spending...
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Ron Hera
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Wed, Mar 10 2010
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If a lawless gang of madmen, gamblers and alcoholics seized control of a large company, how would you expect the business to perform? How would you expect the story to end? What if, instead of a company, they seized control of the world's largest economy, thus, to some extent, the world financial...
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Ron Hera
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Tue, Dec 1 2009
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Filed under: Federal reserve, US dollar, CPI, deflation, inflation, GDP, USDX, central banks, Gold, US economy, central bank