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@uneducatedecon1
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It’s was unfortunate that the people didn’t listen to the fair warning. “we are certainly mindful that higher prices for essential items, such as food, gasoline, and shelter, add to the burdens faced by many families, especially those struggling with lost jobs and incomes.
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Thank you, Esther, for that introduction, and good morning. The Kansas City Fed's Economic Policy Symposiums have consistently served as a vital platform for d
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@uneducatedecon1
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How quickly the world forgot, this economy is exactly what the federal reserve was looking for. Persistently high inflation and the CREDIBLE THREAT there will be more. “Ironically, the problem we need to solve these days is the risk of inflation that is persistently too low,
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How quickly the world forgot, this economy is exactly what the federal reserve was looking for. Persistently high inflation and the CREDIBLE THREAT there will be more. “Ironically, the problem we need to solve these days is the risk of inflation that is persistently too low,
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@uneducatedecon1
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Was there ever any doubt that this credible threat would create the uncertainty around fed independence, and that would be raising the inflation expectations? https://t.co/2bzI70h4u0
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During arguments, key justices appeared concerned that the president’s efforts to oust Lisa Cook could imperil the central bank’s independence.
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@uneducatedecon1
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The credible threats are all around us, and every day, we must decide how we position ourselves based on these threats, which will dramatically impact our outcome. Recognizing how credible threats shape the markets behavior is the key to survival. There is just a few hours left
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@uneducatedecon1
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Something tells me Powell ain't going nowhere. " Upon the expiration of their terms of office, members of the Board shall continue to serve until their successors are appointed and have qualified." https://t.co/w9Vm3bYr35.
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U.S. Title 12. Banks and Banking 12 USCA Section 242. Read the code on FindLaw
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@uneducatedecon1
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Can we put NY Fed, John Williams in with Powell. After all he said we needed high inflation inflicted upon the people. “Ironically, the problem we need to solve these days is the risk of inflation that is persistently too low, rather than too high. “ https://t.co/V5Ni8TBzsq
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@uneducatedecon1
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13 days
Let the credible threats fly... Markets' reactions to specific words and sentences are quickly incorporated into asset prices https://t.co/BBvmFrjYCR
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@uneducatedecon1
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Keep in mind that the higher the inflation and inflation expectations the higher the neutral rate will be. This will require elevated fed funds to remain restrictive. Higher rates of interest benefits the top households as evident in the relentless spending. #Cantilloneffect
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@uneducatedecon1
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When the deflationary nightmare takes hold, it becomes very difficult to escape. The printing of money is not going to work for china.
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Bloomberg analysis shows China’s deflation is hitting the country’s economy harder than official numbers suggest. (from the archive) Read The Big Take ⤵️
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@uneducatedecon1
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When the top 10% do 50% of the consumption, it makes the bottom 80% irrelevant in this consumer based economy GDP data confirms the Gen Z nightmare: the era of jobless growth is here
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"I've never seen anything like it," KPMG's chief economist Diane Swonk told Fortune.
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There goes a bunch competition for asset accumulation. It will be very difficult for these people to secure an interest beyond that of their occupation. https://t.co/1erEv2BQVA
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The Trump administration will start garnishing the wages of student loan borrowers in default in early January.
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@uneducatedecon1
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The most important chapter in economic history. Cantillon essay on economic theory pt.2 ch.8
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@uneducatedecon1
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Producing a consumer with the force feeding of money. Behind the Curtain: Universal Basic Investment
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The goal: Give the next generation a financial leg up, plus a living lesson in compound interest.
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@uneducatedecon1
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The separation that occurs from massive amounts of new money is painfully ignored by those who cause it, and it's funny how those who beg for it dont really benefit. In a few hours, I will livestream a review of one of the most important chapters ever written on money supply
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throughout history, when a civilization reaches a certain level of abundance, fertility rate falls below replacement unless the US can reverse this trend, it will soon slide into decline we must believe in a positive future, have many babies, and culturally prioritize family
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What really causes prices to increase, Cantillon essay pt.2 chapter 7
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⚡️The “DoorDash lifestyle” is an artifact of three massive structural shifts older generations don’t see because they didn’t grow up inside them. Let’s break the illusion. 1. The marginal cost of money changed for Gen Z For older adults, spending thirty dollars feels like
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Killing The Inequality Is The Death Of Luxury
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