“Bernanke made a comment about the possibility of changing this policy later in 2013, but only if the economy continues to grow. The financial media headlined this statement. Stock markets immediately tanked. Why? Because investors believe that the world’s economic recovery is dependent on the $1 trillion counterfeiting operation, no matter what the general economic statistical indicators say. They do not trust the FOMC’s judgment in assessing these indicators. They do not trust anything except counterfeit money. In short, they are becoming implicit Austrian School economists. They see that mass monetary inflation has rigged the capital markets.”
http://teapartyeconomist.com/2013/06/20/investors-say-mises-was-right/
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