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Re: What is Creditary Economics?
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- Subject: Re: What is Creditary Economics?
- From: "Forstater, Mathew" <ForstaterM@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2003 12:12:57 -0500
- Thread-index: AcMDcFJ81Qo/E0rCQHWoij8ljy32dwAAu1Kw
- Thread-topic: What is Creditary Economics?
Anyone who thinks that "raising interest rates will [necessarily]
increase "savings" and reduce aggregate demand" should talk to some
senior citizens. They are all seeing their savings disappear due to low
interest rates, and in many cases are being forced to cut their
spending.
> >Surely, mainstream, monetarist, and post Keynesian
> scholars all agree (a)
> >that raising interest rates will increase "savings"
> and reduce aggregate
> >demand,
- Thread context:
- Re: What is Creditary Economics?, (continued)
- Re: What is Creditary Economics?,
pdavidso Tue 15 Apr 2003, 16:56 GMT
- Re: What is Creditary Economics?,
Forstater, Mathew Tue 15 Apr 2003, 17:26 GMT
- Re: What is Creditary Economics?,
Gunnar Tomasson Tue 15 Apr 2003, 18:16 GMT
- Re: What is Creditary Economics?,
Forstater, Mathew Tue 15 Apr 2003, 20:09 GMT
- Re: What is Creditary Economics?,
Esteban Perez Tue 15 Apr 2003, 20:53 GMT
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