Inflation is avoided but money creation isn’t and so we should question the framing of inflation. The US has done four big QE dumps recently. (2008, 2010, 2012, 2020).

The claim: Ocasio-Cortez tweeted that 'printing money is the only way out of inflation' A May 28 tweet (direct link, archive link) shows a screenshot of another tweet purportedly from Rep ...

Printing Money Causes Inflation” (Feb. 24) presents a ridiculous argument about how money causes inflation based on the equation of exchange MV=PY. As opposed to a true equation, this relation ...

But don’t blame any of this inflation on the Fed’s money printing. If anything, it has helped keep inflation down. Reply. Like (1) Alan Longbon. 02 Jan. 2016. Analyst Premium Investing Group.

A few points, first money printing is nothing new and has been in effect for many many decades. Look no further than 2008 and I'm surprised they didn't run out of ink.

‘Inflation is just like alcoholism’: Milton Friedman famously warned that ‘bad effects only come later’ when you print too much money — 3 ways to hedge against them.

In December 2019, inflation was running at 2.3%. Two years later, it is at 7%. The increase is actually less than would follow from the increase in the money supply, but it can be expected to ...

One thought on “ Cecil Bohanon & John Horowitz: Yes, printing money during COVID led to inflation ” David K. says: December 3, 2022 at 9:30 am. Deficit spending is only part of the story.

The Fed glosses over any culpability in triggering and extending U.S. inflation. However, it did print about $4.8 trillion in new money to support the overly generous COVID relief to households ...

To be sure, when governments print huge amounts of money to pay their bills, so that the money supply grows by hundreds or thousands of percent per year, high inflation is inevitable.

The Federal Reserve is pushing on a string. It seems that no matter how much money it prints, it just can't seem to get inflation going. Since the financial crisis began nearly five years ago, the ...