I am tired of hearing economists argue that government and the Fed should expand credit for the good of the economy. Sometimes an analogy clarifies a subject, so let's try one. It may sound crazy, but suppose the government were to decide that the health of the nation depends upon producing Jaguar automobiles and providing them to as many people as possible.
Robert R. Prechter, Jr.
Robert Prechter is author of Conquer the Crash: You Can Survive and Prosper in a Deflationary Depression. See his websites: socionomics.net and elliottwave.com.
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I am tired of hearing economists argue that government and the Fed should expand credit for the good of the economy. Sometimes an analogy clarifies a subject, so let's try one. It may sound crazy, but suppose the government were to decide that the
Robert Prechter answers some questions about the gas shortage.
