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>The Worst of All Monetary Policies  - Thorsten Polleit - 
You state:

"A rise in the money stock leads........... to a decline in the purchasing power of a money unit" and,
"The rise in the money stock can be expected to translate into higher prices".

I have always believed that increasing the money supply should mean that it has falling value but it ain't happening. The $US is holding its value fairly well when it should be dropping. And the cost of goods is not really going down at all. If anything they are still going up. So the above 'theory' must be wrong??????


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Beginning of the headline :I. Monetary Expansion Is Kept Going In monetary analyses, the balance sheet of the commercial banking sector is typically kept separate from the balance sheet of the US Federal Reserve (Fed). However, combining the two balance sheets might be much more informative. First, adding up the business volumes of commercial banks and the Fed provides a (much) better insight into the expansion of the monetary sector as a whole over time — especially so in times of the financial and economic "crisis." Se... Read More
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