From: Antony P. Mueller for Mises Daily
In persistent denial that it was ample liquidity in the first place that caused the present dire economic situation, the head of the Fed holds the view that "too little inflation" has been the true threat all along. Fear of deflation is Ben Bernanke's recurrent nightmare. In fact, his deflation worries form the basis of the so-called Bernanke doctrine, which says that the cure is monetary expansion and, consequently, holding interest rates as low as possible.
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Sunday, February 14, 2010
Fed Up Yet?
Posted by Brad DeVos at 11:38 AM
Labels: Economic Theory
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