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To: GraceZ who wrote (88800)	9/11/2007 4:42:32 PM
From: ahhaha	Read Replies (1) of 306849

It is good to see we're finally getting some intelligent observations about this critically important issue. I have handled all criticisms from the best the world has to offer for 30 years. In the final analysis they have all said, "well, of course you're right, but we can't do that here". Such a simple solution and one that doesn't undermine any of FED's powers. Doesn't even require trust or a change of salaries. In fact, enhances every function now existing at the Bank, and gets FED and the board off the eternal hot seat. That in itself would instill confidence. Also, concerning the coin biters and gold 'bugs, they would all be rendered irrelevant. Gold would remain extremely non volatile under a free market for money operational regime and would have no trend. Same with interest rates. All rates would converge asymptotically to productivity rate, around 2%. Long Tbond would be about 2.5%. Money would go into investment rather than into sitting in bonds or in banks.

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