In July 2021, I wrote a piece titled “The Great Deficit Robbery”. It was an article cautioning against the new orthodoxy emerging among many mainstream economists and politicians suggesting that government spending had no limits, and that the once scary bogeyman of inflation was simply a relic of the past. I wrote that ‘if constant spending persists with no guardrails in sight, economic trouble may … Continue reading The Great Deficit Robbery 2.0
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Quantitative tightening (QT) is the exact opposite of quantitative easing(QE); it’s the process used by central banks to decrease the money supply either by selling the assets they previously purchased or deciding against reinvesting the principal sum of maturing securities. We are more experienced with QE, which was introduced extensively in the aftermath of the global financial crisis to increase the supply of money and … Continue reading The Promise, Threats, and Responsibilities of a Pivot to Quantitative Tightening
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