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August 5, 2010 at 1:31 AM #587761August 5, 2010 at 8:59 AM #586777
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Participant[quote=threadkiller]Does anybody know if the Feds make it public how much money they are printing/putting into circulation?[/quote]
Isn’t there a difference between how much gets printed and how much actually gets circulated? With all the money that has been printed, I think we should have inflation by now. I think the circulated part is what’s holding things up. Am I mistaken?
August 5, 2010 at 8:59 AM #586869Participant[quote=threadkiller]Does anybody know if the Feds make it public how much money they are printing/putting into circulation?[/quote]
Isn’t there a difference between how much gets printed and how much actually gets circulated? With all the money that has been printed, I think we should have inflation by now. I think the circulated part is what’s holding things up. Am I mistaken?
August 5, 2010 at 8:59 AM #587403Participant[quote=threadkiller]Does anybody know if the Feds make it public how much money they are printing/putting into circulation?[/quote]
Isn’t there a difference between how much gets printed and how much actually gets circulated? With all the money that has been printed, I think we should have inflation by now. I think the circulated part is what’s holding things up. Am I mistaken?
August 5, 2010 at 8:59 AM #587511Participant[quote=threadkiller]Does anybody know if the Feds make it public how much money they are printing/putting into circulation?[/quote]
Isn’t there a difference between how much gets printed and how much actually gets circulated? With all the money that has been printed, I think we should have inflation by now. I think the circulated part is what’s holding things up. Am I mistaken?
August 5, 2010 at 8:59 AM #587816Participant[quote=threadkiller]Does anybody know if the Feds make it public how much money they are printing/putting into circulation?[/quote]
Isn’t there a difference between how much gets printed and how much actually gets circulated? With all the money that has been printed, I think we should have inflation by now. I think the circulated part is what’s holding things up. Am I mistaken?
August 5, 2010 at 9:19 AM #586797Rich ToscanoKeymasterYes, that is correct JP… much of the monetary base is (for now) “out of circulation” because it is just sitting as bank reserves.
A commonly used measure of money in circulation is M2 — that’s what I used in the article referred to by the OP. Here is a chart of M2:
August 5, 2010 at 9:19 AM #586889Rich ToscanoKeymasterYes, that is correct JP… much of the monetary base is (for now) “out of circulation” because it is just sitting as bank reserves.
A commonly used measure of money in circulation is M2 — that’s what I used in the article referred to by the OP. Here is a chart of M2:
August 5, 2010 at 9:19 AM #587423Rich ToscanoKeymasterYes, that is correct JP… much of the monetary base is (for now) “out of circulation” because it is just sitting as bank reserves.
A commonly used measure of money in circulation is M2 — that’s what I used in the article referred to by the OP. Here is a chart of M2:
August 5, 2010 at 9:19 AM #587531Rich ToscanoKeymasterYes, that is correct JP… much of the monetary base is (for now) “out of circulation” because it is just sitting as bank reserves.
A commonly used measure of money in circulation is M2 — that’s what I used in the article referred to by the OP. Here is a chart of M2:
August 5, 2010 at 9:19 AM #587836Rich ToscanoKeymasterYes, that is correct JP… much of the monetary base is (for now) “out of circulation” because it is just sitting as bank reserves.
A commonly used measure of money in circulation is M2 — that’s what I used in the article referred to by the OP. Here is a chart of M2:
August 5, 2010 at 9:35 AM #586812ParticipantRich – the chart you linked is M2 – Money stock. That’s what’s actually in circulation?! Then why are we not seeing inflation right now?
August 5, 2010 at 9:35 AM #586904ParticipantRich – the chart you linked is M2 – Money stock. That’s what’s actually in circulation?! Then why are we not seeing inflation right now?
August 5, 2010 at 9:35 AM #587438ParticipantRich – the chart you linked is M2 – Money stock. That’s what’s actually in circulation?! Then why are we not seeing inflation right now?
August 5, 2010 at 9:35 AM #587546ParticipantRich – the chart you linked is M2 – Money stock. That’s what’s actually in circulation?! Then why are we not seeing inflation right now?
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