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To: THE ANT who wrote (147951)	4/24/2019 9:30:02 PM
From: THE ANT	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218556

If we used MMT and MMT withdraw to control money supply and left rates at zero this would result in much smaller swings in asset prices and this would increase GDP growth. One day they will figure it out

To: THE ANT who wrote (147951)	4/24/2019 10:43:47 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218556

Deflation is excellent. I love it when prices fall. Zero price is my favourite. Such as air, ocean water, the Waikato river, spectrum if managed right, software, even cars are free now if willing to do some repairs . Recently I have given away lots of free stuff while downsizing house. We ran Zenbu wifi as a mostly free service. Google provides loads of free stuff and even provides advertisements which suit me along with the free stuff. Corn, onions, cabbages, carrots etc are cheaper than decades ago. Round the world travel is nearly free. I could be in London in about 30 hours from now for a couple of thousand dollars with a free trip home in the other direction. 45 years ago it took 6 weeks to get to London by ship and cost about 2 months pay. Now it's hours and about 3 days pay. People are buying assets because dilution confiscated their savings. Mqurice