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Just ask Mr. Greenspan
In Wednesday’s speech to the House Committee on Finance, Alan Greenspan opined, “With price inflation already at a low level, substantial further disinflation would be an unwelcome development, especially to the extent it put pressure on profit margins and impeded the revival of business spending.” Why couldn’t he just say, “Strong deflation will damage the economy.” Maybe he was being verbose… Continue reading →
Posted in 2003, Weekend Update | Tagged Alan Greenspan, government borrowing authority, historically low interest rates | Leave a comment
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