The Fed has a dual mandate, due to the Humphrey-Hawkins ( Hubert Humphrey and ?whatsisname Hawkins ) Full Employment Act of 1978. Its components are price stability and employment. Both are to be maximized.
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Don't hold to the old Phillips Curve maxim that these trade off. The Phillips Curve is pretty shot up. Galloping productivity increases will do that.
The Fed has been holding the money supply back, to the point to where the 2% growth target is now treated as an upper limit. You won't find price stability better than this short of actual deflation.
QE{I,II,III} were sleight of hand - no real, fungible monetary-velocity-money changed hands. It all went to bank reserves, where it rots.
Sorry Billy Boy, I'm not going into that whole discussion again. And then again and again and some more. You'll have to do it with your records of our previous conversations. And of course anything I'd like to say additionally about it so now and then, like just now. Good luck with that.
You complain about an inability to predict, but can't be bothered to document what's been predicted.
Why would I waste my time? You don't ever say anything meaningful, except that you dislike stuff that's too complicated for you to understand, without actually admitting that you can't understand it (though you do make it obvious).
Here we go again; bad lip synch - only it seems to be slightly variable in this vid. Are not the news studio workers supposed to be professional and know how to do things?
I only read the text on that page. I have a video blocker in Firefox (works with HTML5 as well as Flash) and I rarely enable videos. Most videos start with stupid ads.
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John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc
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So you miss the entire video, just because you are too much of a pussy to look out the window until the add passes. Most youtube videos that include ads allow them to be skipped 54 seconds after they start.
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