Can The Fed Inflate Its Way Out of Housing, Credit Mess? [View article]
Well, there is certainly no doubt that inflation has been the primary tool of the Fed financial policy. Anyone who has been alive long enough can vouch for that. When a house in Ca that cost $35k in 1965 is worth $1.3 million forty years later, you have inflation. At a 9.5% yearly rate. There is simply no way around that, and 50% of that inflation has been in the last six years.
Yes, I would say inflation ( the favorite government tool to keep expanding bureaucracy and "paying" off debt) has been extreme. And they still insist it is 2-4% yearly.
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Well, there is certainly no doubt that inflation has been the primary tool of the Fed financial policy. Anyone who has been alive long enough can vouch for that. When a house in Ca that cost $35k in 1965 is worth $1.3 million forty years later, you have inflation. At a 9.5% yearly rate. There is simply no way around that, and 50% of that inflation has been in the last six years.
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Yes, I would say inflation ( the favorite government tool to keep expanding bureaucracy and "paying" off debt) has been extreme. And they still insist it is 2-4% yearly.