One can see that the highest rates
of money growth and inflation are clearly in the emerging markets, and not in the developed markets.
The main way to get inflation is for velocity to accelerate in an environment of
rapid money growth.
They have bought investment companies with the sole purpose of providing good solid
money growth for their clients such as mutual funds.
Not surprisingly, central banks always
target money growth, not interest rates, when inflation is high.
And it's especially bad for us old macroeconomists, who remember that the whole point of New Keynesian macroeconomics, when it began in the 1970's, was to show that a good feedback rule for monetary policy, unlike a k %
money growth rule, meant that recessions did not have to last as long as it took firms to change prices.
Chart 1 shows the current relationship
between money growth and inflation among both developed and emerging countries.
The country economic variables they consider are: (1) interest rates; real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth;
real money growth (from currency in circulation); and, real exchange rates.
First, historically, and internationally, it's not the rate of
money growth per se, but the growth of government spending as a share of GDP (particularly spending that doesn't add to the productive capacity of a nation), that drives inflation pressures.
Measures of inflation and
money growth account for three - quarters of the data that go into the Fraser Sound Money indicator and four - fifths of the Heritage Monetary Freedom indicator.
Without IOER and Dodd - Frank type regulations, banks would be lending more, and base money would have a stronger impact on
overall money growth and the price level.
Well, if you've finally taken some time to reflect on your goals and life situation, done some research and gotten some questions answered; if you are set to get your feet wet in more
rewarding money growth opportunities with the resources you have at the ready, then it's time to asset allocate!
Cooper concedes that central bank money creation as described above «creates one - way irreversible positive inflation» and that
excess money growth is one cause of inflation.
This is very different from Mr. Volcker's money target, which was abandoned after only a few years because of instability in the relationship
between money growth and the Fed's ultimate objectives.
Central bankers will find themselves pressured to promise low inflation and then to deliver something else that is inconsistent with low inflation, namely
rapid money growth to lower unemployment or to buy up bad debts.
The sooner you start investing, the more time the investment gets for hatching, and the better become the chances
of money growth.
So the Fed began to explicitly target the rate of
money growth.
The increase in broad -
money growth, to an annualised rate of around 7 per cent over the six months to June, brings it more into line with the growth in credit.
While inflation of consumer prices has been low across east Asia, a number of countries have been experiencing pockets of significant asset - price inflation, associated with a pick - up in credit and
money growth.
On
the money growth side, «Buy real estate.»
However, those that really want to use Infinite Banking to the fullest, usually choose to pay themselves back at higher rates, because they want to accelerate
their money growth.
• Interest rate flexibility:
The money growth rule was intended to allow interest rates, which affect the cost of credit, to be flexible to enable borrowers and lenders to take account of expected inflation as well as the variations in real interest rates.
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