Showing posts with label Jerry Khachoyan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jerry Khachoyan. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 1, 2013

Jerry Khachoyan — Worrying About The Deficit is Silly


Good charts and commentary.

The Armo Trader
Worrying About The Deficit is Silly
Jerry Khachoyan is currently an undergraduate student at UCLA pursuing a degree in Political Science.

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Jerry Khachoyan on Warren Mosler


Warren Mosler, economist and one of the primary founders of Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), had a very interesting interview recently on “Straight Talk About Money” that is a must listen (click the link to listen). He was giving his thoughts on how we’re not headed in the right direction and what we can do to fix that. As usual, he gives very clear and concise descriptions about the monetary system, the economy and what the solutions should be for our woes.
One thing that particularly caught my attention was when he said (at about 37:37):  ”Because We Think We Can Be The Next Greece, We’re Turning Ourselves Into The Next Japan”. This is exactly what is happening. We think the deficits are hurting us while it is truly the only thing keeping us from going into a deflationary spiral. We think we can default like Greece because of our inability to “pay back our debt”.
To add some illustrations to this quote (and some of Mosler’s other points), just take a look at the following charts and graphs.
Read it at The Armo Trader
Warren Mosler: Because We Think We Can Be The Next Greece, We’re Turning Ourselves Into The Next Japan
Jerry Khachoyan
(h/t Clonal in the comments)

Saturday, January 14, 2012

Armo Trader — Money In Politics Corrupts Absolutely


Money in politics corrupts absolutely. What do I mean by this? I am talking about how money buys politicians which absolutely leads to corruption in the political system. By corruption, I am talking about bad decision and policy making. Decisions that are not beneficial to the majority of Americans. Decisions that lead to Crony Capitalism.
As we know, the politician with the most money usually wins (About 8.5/10 Congressmen who won their race in 2010, had more money).  So in order to win, the average congressmen has to raise $1.5 million dollars per election cycle  in order to “guarantee” his or her victory.
Read it at The Armo Trader
Money In Politics Corrupts Absolutely
by Jerry Khachoyan

Monday, December 12, 2011