Zoomie1980
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- Jan 16, 2008
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Zoomie thinks because banks aren't releasing all the new liquidity, that somehow the Fed has no control.
Sooner or later, the banks will lend. And when the new money hits the street, inflation rises, and bubbles begin.
You don't control the most economically powerful nation's money supply and not directly affect its economy. To even believe such nonsense is patently absurd.
Zoomie, you are obviously short on your economic history education. I realize you are quite stubborn, but perhaps it wouldn't kill you to do a little reading.
I read a great deal from a great variety perspectives. I follow no one's philosophy except that which I derive myself. Bubbles happen with or without government involvement. Government intervention simply distorts them but they happen regardless of what government does or does not do.
Government act at the margins. What you people fail to grasp is the Economy is a psychological phenomena of the human collective, more than anything else. Human emotion is its biggest driver. Monetary policy is, at best, a modest rudder hoping to at least alter directions in small increments buts it's like a steerman in white water raft. Might avoid a rock on occasion, but the current still takes it down stream no matter how hard the paddlers paddle.