Charmonium
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As long as inflation remains low, I don't think there is a problem with cutting rates. It's an economic stimulus and that's what you're supposed to feed the economy when you're heading for the down phase of the business cycle.
Everybody knows about typical Keynesian stimulus. When the economy is growing govt is supposed to bank the excess revenue and spend it to pump up the economy during downturns.
Unfortunately, govt doesn't actually work that way. So we have to settle for monetary stimulus instead.
Everybody knows about typical Keynesian stimulus. When the economy is growing govt is supposed to bank the excess revenue and spend it to pump up the economy during downturns.
Unfortunately, govt doesn't actually work that way. So we have to settle for monetary stimulus instead.


