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Fed pre-emptive stimulus package

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grant.w.underwood Posted: Tue, Jul 31 2012 12:48 PM

So the fed is having a little two day long pow-wow on how to HELP our economy and lots of people are urging a pre-emptive stimulus package.  Future looks awful and investors want free money!  As if entrepeneurship isn't hard enough for business owners lets make failing markets even more difficult to see.  With interest rates falling, home prices rising, cost of opening businesses rising virtually on a daily basis, and businesses are failing what can the fed even do?  Surely they wont just dump money to keep interest rates low?

So any ideas on what they will/can do?  (we know what they SHOULD do, but what will/can they do from their keynes perspective) I would think even keynesians would know that guaranteeing low interest rates isnt going to fix anything.

Eat the apple, fuck the Corps. I don't work for you no more!
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