Inflation in Recent Monetary History

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Recorded at the Mises Institute Supporters Summit, 31 October 2008; Auburn, Alabama. Joseph Salerno is a senior fellow at Ludwig von Mises Institute, professor of economics at Pace University, and editor of the 'Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics'.

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im bringing this to ... ( 1 month ago by ball4thegame)

im bringing this to my "money and banking" professor.

...this speech by ... ( 1 month ago by ball4thegame)

...this speech by Greenspan that Prof. Solerno is quoting...was this a CFR meeting?

The greatest myth ... ( 1 month ago by djsherin)

The greatest myth is that the fed tries to "balance" inflation and growth as if the 2 necessarily go together. Keynesian economics is still wreaking havoc in academia and economic reality.
End the fed!

BALL4THEGAME READ, ... ( 1 month ago by firefox8192)

BALL4THEGAME READ, READ US CONGRESSIONAL RECORD MARCH 17, 1993 VOL.33 PAGE H-1303
SPEAKER-REP. JAMES TRAFFICANTE, Jr. (OHIO) ADDRESSING THE HOUSE. AND WILL OWN UR MONEY AND BANKING PROFESSOR.

i like it firefox, ... ( 1 month ago by ball4thegame)

i like it firefox, you have a link to the full congressional record of that speech? im lookin around for a more official-looking version if i wanna print it

For thousands of ... ( 1 month ago by adrianaJacobs)

For thousands of years, in good times and bad, precious metals have offered investors a solid, long-term and tangible way to hold and protect wealth with relative safety. Unlike paper investments (like stocks, bonds and currencies) that can and have become worthless overnight, precious metals have true intrinsic value...and, hence, will always be valuable.

Actually paper ... ( 1 month ago by Sepero1)

Actually paper stocks are tied to real value. Most companies own hard assets like real estate, buildings, etc.
Metals and stocks, both move up and down.
I think that paper stocks are simply more often over and under valued, and for a variety of reasons.
-Paper assets have more liquidity
-Companies have potential for faster growth in value
-Speculators prefer faster growth, so they are more likely to invest in stocks, and that causes greater fluctuations

What if they bought ... ( 3 days ago by Swish123ABC)

What if they bought the Nasdaq in 2000? A house in San Diego in 2005? Dow in Oct 2008? Yes "uninformed" guy who bought in the *one* month that gold spiked over $800, held onto it since 1980 (who does that?) he didn't do so well. Gold is an alternative to fiat money, not a get rich quick scheme.

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