http://archive.is/Wypi2 The Fed is going to slowly raise rates. Will this start affecting inflation in the dollar or will this stabilize U.S. currency? Also END THE FED.
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>>177424
In my opinion, the growth we've experienced over the past year cannot be relied as a being "true" or long term growth. The tax cuts have only increased federal borrowing and deficit spending, pumping money into the economy without necessarily increasing productivity to an equal degree. I think we may see inflation out of this. Raising the federal interest rate is a step that probably should have been done long ago, and would have but for the piss-poor performance of our economy. The federal reserve has been pumping money into the economy for nearly a decade now, and it would need to end eventually or else accomplish nothing more than inflation. I think raising the interest rate now - slowly, so as not to spook investors - is a good move, and while it will probably cut into the current economic growth, it is necessary to make the situation stable.
In my opinion, the growth we've experienced over the past year cannot be relied as a being "true" or long term growth. The tax cuts have only increased federal borrowing and deficit spending, pumping money into the economy without necessarily increasing productivity to an equal degree. I think we may see inflation out of this. Raising the federal interest rate is a step that probably should have been done long ago, and would have but for the piss-poor performance of our economy. The federal reserve has been pumping money into the economy for nearly a decade now, and it would need to end eventually or else accomplish nothing more than inflation. I think raising the interest rate now - slowly, so as not to spook investors - is a good move, and while it will probably cut into the current economic growth, it is necessary to make the situation stable.
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Do any based and redpilled anons have info about the fed and other economic stuff for an economylette like myself?
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>>177448
Thanks I will read them. Is there a preferred publication/translation of Mein Kampf? I feel like if a book were to be jewed it'd be that one.
Thanks I will read them. Is there a preferred publication/translation of Mein Kampf? I feel like if a book were to be jewed it'd be that one.
>>177558
This ought to be fine. I doubt Mein Kampf has received the No More Hunger treatment, it was too popular before the war to be entirely suppressed.
This ought to be fine. I doubt Mein Kampf has received the No More Hunger treatment, it was too popular before the war to be entirely suppressed.
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>>177433
This first book has some useful information on the history of the Fed and money in general
>inb4 (((Rothbard)))
He's a kike but he's redpilled.
The second is entry level economics, it doesn't get much simpler than this.
This first book has some useful information on the history of the Fed and money in general
>inb4 (((Rothbard)))
He's a kike but he's redpilled.
The second is entry level economics, it doesn't get much simpler than this.
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