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Carney, you need an Austrian Business-Cycle Theory tag on some of these posts.
@3:09 - Agreed.
ep is just trying to get more attention for Ron Paul, clearly.
I've always found Austrian Business Cycle Theory to be very Middle-Way-esque.
@1:55PM, Well put.
Way to stand up for yourself, Carney. Keep the ARS news coming.
I heard that 1 in 4 BSC employees are at risk. One in four.
Bess, after reading that brilliant chronology of BSC, I want you to write-up Meriwether's CV.
Pithy and concise.
QUOTE: "While Fischer acknowledged the ``Fed is clearly more concerned about growth than inflation,'' he ruled out a repeat of the early 1980s when the U.S. central bank confronted double-digit inflation and unemployment. That is unlikely to happen because Bernanke's Fed would raise interest rates ``long before'' inflation got out of hand, he said." Beyond absurd into fantasy. I wonder what Fischer makes of the fact that 5-year TIPS have a negative yield.