“What happens when the Federal Reserve promises to create $1 trillion in fiat money per year, and then starts by buying long-term Treasury bonds and Fannie/Freddie bonds? Interest rates go up. Wait a minute. Weren’t interest rates supposed to go down? Yes, they were. That is what Keynesian economics teaches. Problem: Keynesian economics is wrong. But Bernanke and the FED will move forward, inflating on a scale undreamed of prior to 2008. That is the only trick it has up its collective sleeve. ‘When in doubt, inflate.’ That is alpha and omega. That is the law and the prophets. Lock in that mortgage rate.”
http://teapartyeconomist.com/2013/02/25/bernankes-subsidies-houses-and-cars/
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