Credit Contraction and Monetary Policy During the Depression February 02, 2009 Get link Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Other Apps Credit Contraction and Monetary Policy During the Depression Presentation via Paul Kedrosky's blogA Distant Mirror Publish at Scribd or explore others: Finance & Investing Business & Legal investing great depression Comments Anonymous2:20 PM PSTGotta be careful about these graphs as WWII distorts the commodities prices and lending #s...ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyTony Hsieh10:04 PM PSTDistorts how? Makes the prices and lending numbers go higher or lower?ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyAnonymous1:19 PM PSTmanufacturing rates, commodities prices, money supply expands and lending rates go higher as the gov't took on massive debt to buy war material and hire 100s of 1000s of employees - WWII was a massive gov't stimulus package to the US economyReplyDeleteRepliesReplyAdd commentLoad more... Post a Comment
Gotta be careful about these graphs as WWII distorts the commodities prices and lending #s...
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ReplyDeletemanufacturing rates, commodities prices, money supply expands and lending rates go higher as the gov't took on massive debt to buy war material and hire 100s of 1000s of employees - WWII was a massive gov't stimulus package to the US economy
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