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Re: Printing Money
It can go the other way around. Spending the money,
if some of the new money stays in circulation as
Currency, may result in new currency being printed.
The Currency still is represntative of Reserves
not the other way around, which is why its a
'Federal Reserve Note' (Our correspondents not from
the U.S. can fill us in on the details for other
Reserve based monetary systems, of course).
Bruce McFarling, Knoxville
brmcf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
On Fri, 24 Feb 1995, John Gelles wrote:
> begin Gelles:
>
> Is not the "SPENDING" of the printed money (or using up
> of extremely low interest credit) the proximate cause
> of the dangerous inflation?
>
- Thread context:
- Re: Printing Money, (continued)
- Re: Printing Money,
FAC_BROSSER Fri 24 Feb 1995, 17:48 GMT
- Re: Printing Money,
John Gelles Fri 24 Feb 1995, 17:50 GMT
- Re: Printing Money,
John Gelles Fri 24 Feb 1995, 17:57 GMT
- Re: Printing Money,
John Gelles Fri 24 Feb 1995, 18:13 GMT
- Re: Printing Money,
Bruce McFarling Fri 24 Feb 1995, 19:36 GMT
- Re: Printing Money,
William S. Brown (907) 465-6423/789-2448 Fri 24 Feb 1995, 23:39 GMT
- Printing Money,
LYNN TURGEON, PROFESSOR EMERITUS OF ECONOMICS, HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY, ECOELT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Sat 25 Feb 1995, 16:34 GMT
- Re: Printing Money,
FAC_BROSSER Sun 26 Feb 1995, 03:46 GMT
- Printing Money -Reply,
Paul Davidson Sun 26 Feb 1995, 12:34 GMT
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