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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding

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To: ggersh who wrote (33)3/10/2017 4:01:13 PM
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If everyone who wants to be employed is employed and one is not in a command economy ,then there should be lots of wealth on hand and Joe sixpack should be involved in politics to make sure he gets his fair cut. It seems like that is happening now as Trump supporters are demanding a new paradigm. Joe six pack will be better off under almost any scenario where the government does not make a major mistake. Should the powers that be decided to have a major war then the money spent on that war Will not be distributed amongst American people. Should the government increase interest rates when GDP is low and deflation is around the corner that would also screw Joe six pack In that case we would be throwing away current productive capacity to reduce production down to the level of money supply. This should never happen with the competent administration. You do not know if you were at full employment and full productive capacity until you create inflation. If the Fed moves too soon or too fast it could be a disaster. If housing or the market crashes we will be in deflation in a heartbeat. If that happens reducing rates to zero will unlikely help this time and massive fiscal spending would be needed.
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