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By David Wiedemer, Posted in Open Discussion on the General Macro Economy on December 2, 2011
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We mention the US money supply a lot in our writings, how it has expanded dramatically since the Fed began quantitative easing (QE) and how that will lead to inflation. But you might be wondering what exactly we mean by "money supply." And how does it...(more)

By David Wiedemer, Posted in Open Discussion on the General Macro Economy on November 18, 2011
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Recently the Federal Reserve lowered its expectations for recovery, predicting that high unemployment and slow growth would continue through at least 2014. Fed chairman Ben Bernanke announced that in spite of the forecast, the Fed will not be taking...(more)