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Muckraker of the Financial System
The Fed knew about the housing bubble before it burst but lied and said they didn't: Bill HR 1424 to buy bad paper (eventually called TARP) was introduced in March 9, 2007, before there began to be bad commercial paper from private subprime RE loans, in August. I have published on two other ...more

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Fake Inflation Expectations Meet Good And Bad Inflation
Learning about inflation expectations as an indicator can help investors decide a way forward. Good inflation and bad inflation should also be recognized and evaluated based on the 1970's and on desires for a quick fix to things by our new POTUS.
Dr. Lambert's Effective Demand Recession Indicator
There is much that serious students of economics will find useful as they continue to study Edward Lambert's effective demand breakthroughs. Predicting recessions can be a complex endeavor.
Will Rogers Knew Trickle Up Won't Increase Money Velocity
Traditional money theory posits that the velocity of money increases if interest rates rise. But Will Rogers understood that money trickles up, not down.
How To Track The Trump Housing Bubble
Some things will have to change in order for a housing bubble to occur under Donald Trump. This may not be an exhaustive guide to tracking a potential housing bubble but certainly could help many do so.
John Mauldin Discusses What Could Go Wrong
John Mauldin published an article about the economics of Donald Trump. I share many of his views. The article deserves to be discussed further.
Top Ten Reasons The Fed Raises Interest Rates When There Is No Inflation
Why would the Fed raise interest rates where there is little inflation? This is an important question to ask, because the Fed is tightening rates while tax revenue is down and while any tightening could throw the nation into recession.
Trump May Shrink Shipping And Air Shipping Capacity Utilization
Regardless of what happens, trade wars or manufacturing going to the shores of the consumers, none of this appears to be encouraging toward the shipping and air freight companies going forward. However shipping fleet inventory is under control.
Larry Kudlow's Strange Views About Inflation
So, on the supply side, we have low rates being a drag on deals and loans. And on the demand side, we have a consumer who is wary. You can't make people borrow money.
Donald Trump Cannot Increase Aggregate Demand
The plan now is to cut taxes, mainly for rich people and corporations, and use private business to create infrastructure with that tax break. This infrastructure will be owned by the corporations that fund it.
Trump Shock: Selgin,Coppola And Lambert
We have the potential Trump Shock. And this Trump shock will be laid on top of that capacity utilization decline. And the decline has always led to recession from the '70s onward, according to the chart.
Frances Coppola On M And Helicopter Money
M is not broad money, and doesn't get into the real economy. Coppola believes asset inflation, as a way of increasing M in the equation, is futile. But there may be another way that an increase in M could help.
Great Recession: Coppola's In Betweeners And Central Banks
The Fed allowed the destruction of subprime and this liquidation clearly did not occur in the UK even though liar loans (called self certified loans) were rampant there too. But all central banks engaged in asset inflation hurting the In Betweeners.
Trump Cannot Easily Fix Rural America: Here's Why
Donald Trump campaigned on being able to give hope to rural America. But his task is monumental.
Trump's Carrier Deal, Banks,Technology And Freedom
Donald Trump's Carrier Air Conditioner deal, which leaves jobs in Indiana instead of offshoring them was certainly a bold move. I am very happy for the folks who kept their jobs. It is important to think about this from an economic perspective.
Trump Should Absolutely Issue 100-Year Bonds
Donald Trump could issue 100-year very long bonds, or perpetual bonds. The Fed could issue helicopter money. These ideas may be all that is left to help America without crushing ourselves with government debt.
Bannonomics, Not Trumponomics Will Crush The Economy
So now, at the end of the business cycle, where there is little slack, that fiscal stimulus could be a big mistake. Steve Bannon appears to understand this in a diabolical way. His new normal on steroids is the real Bannonomics.
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