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Canada and New Zealand performed Public Money Creation (A History of Public Money Creation, Part 8)
Throughout history, governments have used their ability to create money to fund public spending. While none of these policies were called, …
Not My First Rodeo: Public Money Creation in the USA (A History of Public Money Creation, Part 7)
Despite popular rhetoric, the World’s biggest economy did use the state’s money creating powers to help boost output. Guess what, it didn’t …
Money Creation for Public in Germany – Moving Beyond Weimar (A History of Public Money Creation, Part 6)
Many economists have a misunderstanding of what caused hyperinflation in the Weimar Republic. More importantly, many economists …
An old Japanese recipe for thwarting economic recessions – Public Money Creation! (A History of Public Money Creation, Part 5)
Throughout history Public Money Creation has been the norm, rather than the exception. Here’s why Japan was able to kick-start …
Public money creation where you least expected it! (A history of public money creation Part 4)
Throughout history, Public Money Creation has been the norm, rather than the exception. What can we learn from money creation by the former …
QE for People – Even the Ancients Were Doing it! (A History of Public Money Creation Part 3 of 8)
Throughout history, Public Money Creation has been the norm, rather than the exception. What can we learn about money creation …
Hyperinflation: How the Wrong Lessons were Learned from Weimar and Zimbabwe (A History of Public Money Creation Part 2 of 8)
Did you know that most economists don't really know what actually happened in the periods of hyperinflation of the Weimar Republic and …
Does Public Money Creation always lead to hyperinflation? It didn’t in Britain (A History of Public Money Creation 1 of 8)
Throughout history, governments have used their ability to create money to fund public spending. While none of these policies were called, …