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Bank governor in 'apocalyptic' warning over rising food prices
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<blockquote data-quote="DaveGrohl" data-source="post: 8146170" data-attributes="member: 3563"><p>Well helicopter money for a basic starting point. Literally chucking it out of a helicopter or slightly more sensibly sending a cheque for £2000 say to every adult in the country. Most of it would immediately arrive in the actual economy and move round and round and round creating economic activity through all aspects of life. QE can only ever emerge into the real economy eventually by going through the hands of those (individuals/companies) with vast quantities of money to start with. What it actually does is find its way into assets inflating them massively in the process. Asset inflation is not a good thing. It’s one of the main reasons the world is in the mess it is now.</p><p></p><p>I’ve seen hundreds of articles explaining why QE is a bad thing, there are quite a few individuals in this world that are a bit more switched on than most of the central bankers that are in charge (who are really only lifelong academics with very little actual experience of business). These individuals have been warning about the problems that central banks‘ responses to 2007/8 created for years. And so here we are now….</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DaveGrohl, post: 8146170, member: 3563"] Well helicopter money for a basic starting point. Literally chucking it out of a helicopter or slightly more sensibly sending a cheque for £2000 say to every adult in the country. Most of it would immediately arrive in the actual economy and move round and round and round creating economic activity through all aspects of life. QE can only ever emerge into the real economy eventually by going through the hands of those (individuals/companies) with vast quantities of money to start with. What it actually does is find its way into assets inflating them massively in the process. Asset inflation is not a good thing. It’s one of the main reasons the world is in the mess it is now. I’ve seen hundreds of articles explaining why QE is a bad thing, there are quite a few individuals in this world that are a bit more switched on than most of the central bankers that are in charge (who are really only lifelong academics with very little actual experience of business). These individuals have been warning about the problems that central banks‘ responses to 2007/8 created for years. And so here we are now…. [/QUOTE]
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