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Money-Supply Growth Accelerated In July To A 59-Month High
Money-Supply Growth Accelerated In July To A 59-Month High
Authored by Ryan McMaken via The Mises Institute,
Shortly after becoming the new Fed chairman, Kevin Warsh has admitted that it's been more than five years since the Federal Reserve hit its two-percent price-inflation target. Warsh has also claimed that he'll change that, and he'll bring down price inflation very soon. But if Warsh is serious about price inflation he's going to have to make some pretty substantial changes. After all, the Fed's preferred price-inflation measure (core PCE) was up by 3.7...
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