Money and Banking

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Thorsten Polleit

The interest control policy is ultimately an admission of “fiscal dominance.” That is, it is increasingly difficult to deny that the state's budget situation is what dictates monetary policy. Now, monetary policy must first serve the interests of the regime itself. 

Frank Shostak

What matters for real economics is real savings, not increases in consumer spending driven by money printing. The best way to get an increase in savings is to decrease both money pumping and government spending. 

Peter St. Onge

Medium of exchange and store of value are very different products.

Frank Shostak

Even without deficits or new taxes, Biden's infrastructure spending plan will only create more malinvestment and inflict further damage on an already weakened economy. 

Frank Shostak

If monetary stimulus could strengthen real economic growth, then world poverty would have been eliminated a long time ago.

Peter St. Onge

Opponents of bitcoin now claim that bitcoin mining causes global warming and is an environmental threat. But the boom-bust cycles caused by central banks and their fiat money are far worse than any carbon footprint bitcoin can produce.