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Uncommon Knowledge: John Taylor

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Federal Reserve Increasing Money Supply is Risky Business

02 min 22 sec

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John B. Taylor, an economics professor at Stanford University, weighs the risks of the Fed creating money to stimulate the economy, when the real problem is the uncertainty causing banks not to lend to each other.

"I'd say markets are clamoring for some clarity about policy," he says.
John B. Taylor Calls for Permanent Tax Cuts

02 min 18 sec

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John B. Taylor, an economics professor at Stanford University, believes that temporary tax rates will not greatly affect spending behavior, but permanent cuts would lead to a "powerful stimulus" for the economy and also lead to job creation.
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branto

Posted: 01.18.09, 03:55 PM

It amazes me that this simple fact is not more widely known.

Logician

Posted: 01.16.09, 05:20 PM

That central banking is inflationary is an understatement. The Fed is the exclusive cause of inflation is this country.

benjis007

Posted: 01.14.09, 07:37 AM

well said...there is this big push to say that the "free market" caused this mess. This is a push for power on the part of the central planners/bankers. This is not true. The central bank is at the helm, and it is the worst time to give them more power.