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…2009, this measure has increased by 48% in the United States. A primary driver of asset inflation and consumer price inflation has been the Federal Reserve creating $8.9 trillion in…
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…policy views. This Board exercises powers that have wide-ranging ripple effects on the economy, such as inflation, interest rates, and employment. The Governors of the Federal Reserve cannot be audited…
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…terms of goods and services,” thus causing inflation. While ignoring those facts, President Biden and his allies have blamed inflation on (1) Covid-19, (2) Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and (3)…
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…inflation will tend to raise the cost of servicing future U.S. debt … by increasing the expected rate of inflation and the risk premium associated with inflation.” In plain language,…
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From the origin of the Federal Reserve in 1913 through the end of 2007, the Fed created a net total of about $1 trillion in new money that it used…
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At the close of the federal government’s 2022 fiscal year, the Federal Reserve owned $5.7 trillion of the U.S. national debt, more than any other entity and 18% of the…
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