The most powerful
econ force in U.S., Fed,
should be audited!
"The
Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
Showing posts with label Economic Wisdom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Economic Wisdom. Show all posts
Monday, April 28, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #2 of 2 on page 129
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #2 of 2 on page 127
The Fed is the source,
not the cure, for inflation.
Take that to the bank!
"The
Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
Thursday, April 17, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #1 of 2 on page 127
The Fed, following
the Great Depression with the
Greater Depression?
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Saturday, April 12, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #2 of 2 on page 125
Fed counterfeiting:
"monetary policy,"
they like to call it.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Friday, April 4, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #2 of 2 on page 123
The dollar was one,
but now worth 5 little cents—
all thanks to the Fed.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Wednesday, April 2, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #1 of 2 on page 123
Artificially
low interest rates always make
low interest rates always make
house prices go boom.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Sunday, March 30, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #2 of 2 on page 121
The Fed's history:
Robbing widows and orphans
since 1914.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Friday, March 21, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #1 of 2 on page 121
Inflating money.
Prices rise; who is to blame?
"End the Fed," says Paul.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Tuesday, March 18, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #1 of 1 on page 117
Hyperinflation:
A predictable result
of fiat money.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Saturday, March 15, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #2 of 2 on page 115
Malinvestments come
from artificial excess
in money supply.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Tuesday, March 11, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #1 of 2 on page 115
Inflation: Increase
in money supply. Increased
prices? Just the effect.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Monday, March 10, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #2 of 2 on page 113
"Hoarding" money is
just holding more than others
think you should, you know?.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Saturday, March 8, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #2 of 2 on page 111
Unlike the dollar,
governments cannot print gold.
That's gold's great virtue.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
To contact me: divineeconomyconsulting@gmail.com
Friday, March 7, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #1 of 2 on page 111
What backs the dollar?
Not gold, not silver—nothing
but more of the same.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
To contact me: divineeconomyconsulting@gmail.com
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #2 of 2 on page 109
Money from useful
goods did not originate
in another way.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
To contact me: divineeconomyconsulting@gmail.com
Saturday, March 1, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #1 of 2 on page 109
Fractional reserves:
two claims on the same deposit.
so bank runs, of course.
"The
Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
To contact me: divineeconomyconsulting@gmail.com
Friday, February 28, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #2 of 2 on page 107
Silver coins once, now
sandwich tokens, since sixties'
debasing money.
"The
Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
To contact me: divineeconomyconsulting@gmail.com
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #1 of 2 on page 107
Inflation takes from
last who receive it; gives to
those first to get it.
"The
Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
To contact me: divineeconomyconsulting@gmail.com
Monday, February 24, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #2 of 2 on page 105
Gold maintains value.
This fiat is fraudulent;
gold is true money.
"The
Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
To contact me: divineeconomyconsulting@gmail.com
Saturday, February 22, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #2 of 2 on page 103
Inflation does more
than raise prices; distorts all
capital, as well.
"The
Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
To contact me: divineeconomyconsulting@gmail.com
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