At the top of the to-do list is for Bernanke to “play offense” on monetary stimulus, aiming to promote faster economic growth. “The Fed’s mantra in 2013 therefore must be to print, print, print,” Crescenzi says.
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Interesting destinations
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- Catherine Johnson
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Suggested Readings ("Open in New Window")
- A Tale of Two Trilemmas-KO
- Aggregate Supply and Relative Supply—and Demand (Nick Rowe)
- Aggregate Supply Driven Deflation
- Arthur Burns and Inflation
- Can the Eurozone be Saved?
- Central Bank Lessons from the Global Crisis – Stan Fischer
- Economic History & Economics (Solow)
- Fed must fix on a fresh target – Clive Crook
- Friedman Mundell debate on Euro
- Governance of a Fragile Eurozone – DeGrawe
- Governance of Eurozone-DeGrawe
- Hard Money – R Ponnuru
- How to Narrow the Fed´s Mandate
- Imports not a drag on growth
- Japanese Monetary Policy – A case of self-induced paralysis – Bernanke
- Mon Policy in deflation: The Liq Trap in History & Practice – Orphanides
- Monetary Policy and the Great Recession – Clark Johnson
- Monetary Policy in the 2008-2009 Recession – R. Hetzel
- Money Rules – S Sumner
- Not Enough Money
- Re-Targeting the Fed – Scott Sumner
- Reviving Japan – Milton Friedman
- The Age of Milton Friedman
- The Case for NGDP Targeting – Josh Hendrickson
- The Case for NGDP Targeting-SS
- The Fed´s Thermostat (Milton Friedman)
- The Myth of the Natural Resource Curse
- Truth and Freedom in Economic Anlysis and Policymaking
- What Ended the Great Depression?
- What happens when Greenspan is gone – Bernanke
Historinhas
Everyone should talk to Benjamin Cole! Ben Cole for FOMC Chairman 2014!!!
Steven and Marcus—
If a guy could blush through the Internet….
But I will say it again: Bernanke ought go have some drinks, toke a a bongpipe, snort some coke, break down the doors to the Fed and put the Fed printing plant knob on “red-hot high” and leave it there for several moons…,
And that’s for a start!