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Re: Balanced Budget and Depression
The money supply is a stock. Tax payments are a flow.
The stock of money need not increase to maintain a flow
of tax payments.
--Alan G. Isaac
On Thu, 1 Feb 1996 08:18:37 -0500 <mosler@xxxxxxxx> said:
>I have contended that it is even simpler. The fact is, with a fiat
>currency like the dollar, the driving force is that we all need the
>government's money to be able to pay Federal taxes. The only source of
>dollars to pay taxes is the government. So a balanced budget is actually
>the theoretical minimum the government can spend.
- Thread context:
- von Mises and money, (continued)
- Balanced Budget and Depression,
Charles J. Reid Thu 01 Feb 1996, 10:55 GMT
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: Balanced Budget and Depression,
mosler Thu 01 Feb 1996, 13:18 GMT
- Re: Balanced Budget and Depression,
Alan G. Isaac Thu 01 Feb 1996, 14:41 GMT
- Re: Balanced Budget and Depression,
mosler Thu 01 Feb 1996, 15:52 GMT
- Re: Balanced Budget and Depression,
Alan G. Isaac Thu 01 Feb 1996, 17:19 GMT
- Re: Balanced Budget and Depression,
mosler Thu 01 Feb 1996, 21:00 GMT
- Re: Balanced Budget and Depression,
John Gelles Fri 02 Feb 1996, 00:10 GMT
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