Wouldn't that increase inflation.
Printing money is by definition inflation (so, yes).
Yes it will increase inflation, but not enough to overcome the deflation currently under way due to credit destruction. Real inflation is a monetary phenomenon driven by the availability (or lack thereof) of cash and credit. Most lenders have been withdrawing credit at rapid pace.
Re:Fed takes over AIG
by steveplace on Wednesday September 17, 2008 @07:33AM
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That's why they fudge a little bit when they report CPI and PPI data.
Re:Fed takes over AIG
by albertcardona on Wednesday September 17, 2008 @01:27AM
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Inflation is yet another form of taxation. A subtle, criminal one, that undermines your savings while you sleep.
a 1982 law lets treasury notes be redeemed with CREATED accounts, as in one of the partner banks of the reserve simply creates a new account by punching in the digits, and they assign it to you
once again, this is law since 1982
this is why US treasuries have 100% certainty inside the USA while the US dollar still exists