Quote from Daal:
Had the japanese tried that they would be happy campers these days. If they want inflation they certainly ain't trying hard enough. Since we have a paper money system might was well run it that best way as possible and that means not letting the system collapse or stagnate
Quote from Daal:
the US and other major countries have been priting money for what, decades now, we are still waiting for the austrian worldwide meltdown. bottom line is the japanese economy would been better in the last 17 years if they had more inflation, not a ridiculous amount, but some kind of inflation to make a bad system(fiat money) work
Quote from Daal:
the US and other major countries have been priting money for what, decades now, we are still waiting for the austrian worldwide meltdown. bottom line is the japanese economy would been better in the last 17 years if they had more inflation, not a ridiculous amount, but some kind of inflation to make a bad system(fiat money) work
Quote from Daal:
Had the japanese tried that they would be happy campers these days. If they want inflation they certainly ain't trying hard enough. Since we have a paper money system might was well run it that best way as possible and that means not letting the system collapse or stagnate
Quote from zdreg:
inflate your way to prosperity. it has been tried by most 3rd world governments. fool the people it. works every time. destroy the currency. make the bankers rich and save the real estate speculators.
Quote from Daal:
I'm not talking about tripling the money supply in four hours. But trying other methods for producing a some kind of inflation(1-4% year). What they have been trying is not working and the bernanke 'unconvetional methods' are not a bad idea if realize what their trying to do