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…in new money, despite the fact that such actions have spurred inflation throughout history. To quell this inflation, the Fed raised its core interest rate to 5.02% in 2023, or…
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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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…500 is currently 26.0, or 62% higher than its 16.0 average over the past century. One of the main drivers of that increase is the Federal Reserve creating trillions of…
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