http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122381862224826507.html
It seems as though all countries are agreeing to expand their money supplies, thereby creating an agreed upon overall rising and falling of the money supply tide.
If implemented correctly, then one country does not create an advantage or change at the cost of another....
This should raise quite a bit of skepticism about future inflationary impacts and their distribution.
Thus the agreement is about a coordinated one stop overall inflationary event, whereby overall inflation will be experienced evenly by all at a later date....which all in all is better than the cost of immediate de-leveraging of the world's monetary system....
Thus the idea is to become one giant example of Japan's recent history ?
A lost decade for all...all for one....one for all ?
Hmmmm.....
It seems as though all countries are agreeing to expand their money supplies, thereby creating an agreed upon overall rising and falling of the money supply tide.
If implemented correctly, then one country does not create an advantage or change at the cost of another....
This should raise quite a bit of skepticism about future inflationary impacts and their distribution.
Thus the agreement is about a coordinated one stop overall inflationary event, whereby overall inflation will be experienced evenly by all at a later date....which all in all is better than the cost of immediate de-leveraging of the world's monetary system....
Thus the idea is to become one giant example of Japan's recent history ?
A lost decade for all...all for one....one for all ?
Hmmmm.....
