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Showing posts with label permanent floor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label permanent floor. Show all posts
Friday, January 18, 2013
John Carney— The Next Great Banking Scandal [IOR]
Interesting that John doesn't mention or link to posts that actually explain this correctly, like Scott Fullwiler here and Randy Wray here. What's up with that?
CNBC NetNet
The Next Great Banking Scandal
John Carney | Senior Editor
Joshua Wojnilower — Furthering Understanding of the Permanent Floor
Since so much has already been written on the matter, I won’t spend much time recapping the major points of contention. My intent is to highlight a few questions that came to mind while reading but, in my opinion, were not adequately addressed. Hopefully the answers put forth will shed light on areas of the debate that remain dark.Bubbles & Busts
Furthering Understanding of the Permanent Floor
Joshua Wojnilower
UPDATE:
Does the Permanent Floor Affect the Inflationary Effects of the Platinum Coin?
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