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Pastimes : Austrian Economics, a lens on everyday reality
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To: Don Lloyd who wrote (240)7/1/2003 12:40:43 PM
From: Wildstar  Read Replies (2) of 445
 
Don,

Yes, although it's probably not the brokers that are directly getting reserves from the FED. I mentioned equities in passing under cars and trucks as they definitely are valued on their future performance and thus have their DPV increased when interest and discount rates are driven down by an increase in loanable funds.

I am really interested in the actual mechanisms by which new (fiat) money enters the economy, i.e., precisely how the FED interacts with private banks to increase credit. Do you have any info/sources?

Wildstar
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