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…inflation, but inflation (as measured by the Consumer Price Index) remained lower than in the prior 4 decades. However, the prices of assets like stocks and real estate increased rapidly,…
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What is the primary cause of inflation? In accord with numerous facts, Ben Bernanke of the Federal Reserve stated in 2002, “U.S. dollars have value only to the extent that…
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…While driving down interest rates, such policies can drive up inflation and transfer wealth from middle-income households to wealthy ones. Hence, the Federal Reserve has begun to reverse such policies,…
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…often been higher than 25. Part of the reason for this is that the Federal Reserve created trillions of dollars to enable the federal government to dole out more than…
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Who or what is the greatest single owner of the U.S. national debt? At the close of the federal government’s 2021 fiscal year, the Federal Reserve owned 19% of the…
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