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To: 3bar who wrote (113833)10/17/2015 11:58:46 PM
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Ok... I was just thinking that if the money supply was, for example, 10 Billion, and the velocity of economic transactions is 1, equating to $10 Billion in actual demand, then adding more money supply dilutes that demand stat if it doesn't exceed $10 Billion total..

Now, I understand that along with increased money supply, we have lower rates, which are also supposed to spur demand..

But that doesn't seem to be working very well.. ;0)

Hawk
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