| RBI Monetary Policy Review: Policy Rates Unchanged, SLR Revised By 1%. 10 hours ago by VMW Reserve Bank of India’s latest monetary policy review has left the policy rates unchanged and the Statutory Liquidity Ratio has been revised by 1% to 25%. Monetary Policy Action For A Sustainable Fragile Recovery Whenever the interest rates policy comes into the picture, the current economic scenari ... Vishal Mishra Web (VMW) - vishalmishra.wordpress.com · 3 references | | Keynes on Mises — and on Himself 13 hours ago by Don Boudreaux Here’s a letter that I sent this morning to the Wall Street Journal: Kudos to Mark Spitznagel for drawing attention to the important but neglected work of the late Ludwig von Mises (” The Man Who Predicted the Depression,” Nov. 7). But while Mr. Spitznagel is correct that Keynesians ignored Mises’s ... Cafe Hayek - cafehayek.com · Rank: 942 · 176 references | | Confusion at the centre? 17 hours ago by Webmaster Banks and bankers are the scapegoats for politicians and others. Those in power, however, are expecting contrition to change too much. The banks were responsible for the credit crunch. The reason was that private saving was too little and the banks had inadequate capital to back lending. Interest ra ... www.4newport.org - Blog - 4newportblog.blogspot.com · 1 reference | | "A New Approach to Gauging Inflation Expectations" 20 hours ago by Mark Thoma Good news for those worried about inflation: A new measure of inflation expectations indicates that "longer-term inflation expectations remain near historic lows, in the neighborhood of 2 percent": A New Approach to Gauging Inflation Expectations, by Joseph G. Haubrich, Economic Commentary, FRB Clev ... Economist's View - economistsview.typepad.com/economistsview · Rank: 1,010 · 1029 references | | THE MONEY ISSUE MAY BE THE ESTABLISHMENT’S ACHILLES’ HEEL IN ITS WAR ON ... 22 hours ago by dumpdc Part 5 of 7 by Dr. Edwin Vieira, Jr., Ph.D., J.D. (Editor’s Note: While I disagree with the author’s interpretations about the US Constitution, the rest of his scholarship should be read by all.) e. Even were circumstances propitious for the use of both silver and gold as media of exchange, would no ... DumpDC - dumpdc.wordpress.com · Rank: 154,812 · 3 references | | Towards a Monetarist theory of Neo-Chartalism 1 day ago by Nick Rowe I am going to start with an orthodox monetarist approach, make one trivial semantic change, and see how far I can get in deriving Neo- Chartalist results. The semantic change is to change what I mean by "fiscal policy". It's an unconventional definition of fiscal policy, from a monetarist perspectiv ... Worthwhile Canadian Initiative - worthwhile.typepad.com/worthwhile_canadian_initi · Rank: 6,219 · 134 references | | Good job… Recovery is on the way??? Unemployment reaches 10.2% highest ... 1 day ago by Grierson Bravo… Clap Clap Clap! Trillions (yes you read that right, the bailout didnt stop at 8 billion, that was just the begining) of dollars WASTED to save jobs has done nothing. Some may argue, it helped save a few hundred thousand jobs. I argue it caused more problems than it helped. When the market sta ... GRIERSON2020.com - grierson2020.com | | It Is Good To Be King 1 day ago by Toni Many of us are wondering how is US able to borrow trillions and trillions of dollars. Who is willing to lend them money, especially under current circumstances? The total US national debt is approaching $11.2 trillion. That is 11,200,000,000,000 US dollars. The Congressional Budget Office recently r ... IT IS WHAT IT IS…JUST ... - toniiordache.ro | | Painful Adjustments to the “New Normal” Economy 1 day ago by Stock Trading Tips We left our Crash Alert flag up while we were away in the mountains. And for a while last week it looked like we were geniuses. Stocks seemed like they were going to crash. But along came two very important bits of information. First, we got word that the crisis was officially over. GDP grew last qu ... madpennies.com - madpennies.com · Rank: 76,784 · 1 reference | | Nominal Nonsense 1 day ago by ssumner It’s always a good day when Paul Krugman throws a nice easy pitch over the fat part of the plate. In this post commenting on Beckworth he combines all of the worst features of his blog, in one nice package with a bow on top. Here’s my problem. Underlying the focus on nominal demand or GDP [...] TheMoneyIllusion - blogsandwikis.bentley.edu/themoneyillusion · Rank: 7,615 · 176 references | |