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发表于 2010-7-30 02:48 PM
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本帖最后由 BlueRiver 于 2010-7-30 16:49 编辑
回复 7# colderdown
yes, in classic economic theory, unemployment and capacity utilization will have the final say on the inflation/deflation, but in a crisis like this, probably need to think outside the box. The financial system probably would have collapsed if Fed stayed hands of and didn't buy MBS last year. If Fed starts to buy the government debt, it could change the game completely again.
The leverage the government have on this guarantee from Fed could be huge, it can lower the tax ( personal and corporate ) , buy back the student loan or mortgage, or loan to business. It can gear up the stimulus plan, build the infrastructure, subsidize the industry like new energy ... all these will cascade to the market and jump start the economic
the effect could be amplified : when the U.S. dollar is diluted and devalued, it will boost the export - U.S. still has a bigger manufacturing industry than China, believe it or not. Currently the corporate U.S. has record level or cash, trillions of dollars of cash, when the dollar is about to devalue, those corporates will desperately looks for way to expand.
Obviously this is a rip off for those countries holding u.s. dollar, China, Japan, Arabian ... and Fed how to deal with the balance sheet , but that's another topic
anyway, I agree that deflation is real, and is happening, but there is solution out there,. In the long term, the real crisis is probably the currency, gold price is already telling the story, but who cares, life is just one bubble after another  |
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