Operation twist was announced yesterday, and this has revived the
conversation about how the Fed is the only game in town...that it is the
greatest barrier to economic progress. This conversation, of course, is
taking place amidst the infighting and incompetence that renders
Congress impotent on the fiscal side.
But on the central banking and monetary side, is collaboration between central bankers forming a kind of Voltron force united in a global inflationary attack?
Our guest will make the case.
But on the central banking and monetary side, is collaboration between central bankers forming a kind of Voltron force united in a global inflationary attack?
Our guest will make the case.
And while we're on technology of sorts, the Wall Street Journal reports a bipartisan group of lawmakers have called on regulators to overhaul the IPO process in the wake of the Facebook follies. Why does this always seem to be the pattern we see? Why does this always seem to be the pattern we see? Officials looking backwards in an attempt to solve the prior problem, instead of looking forward towards innovations and competition that may help reinvent the onset of the next one? Could the latter tactic be used to break up the monopoly of too big to fail banks? Bob English, contributing editor to Zero Hedge is here with a forward-looking solution.
And apparently US lawmakers -- well, one in particular -- think the public has gotten dumber. Really? Perhaps the kettle needs to meet the pot! Demetri and Lauren will debate on today's episode of Loose Change!
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