30th July 2019 Summary In Part I, we looked at how monetary policy aimed at mitigating recessions boosts current demand by borrowing from the future. The result has been a continuous rise in nominal debt, which, absent rare bouts of intense inflation, has locked economies into a downward trend in interest rates. While most investors […]
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